Monster ABL-The Advent of Billion Dollar Deals

Topics:
Commercial Lending,
Debt,
Working Capital
Tags:
Asset,
Asset Based Loan,
Asset Management,
Bank Of America Corp.,
Business Operations,
Finance,
Investment,
Monster,
Operational Planning
Source:
Bank of America

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Overview: Asset-based credit facilities in excess of one billion dollars are a relatively new phenomenon. As little as two years ago, an asset-based loan of that magnitude was almost unheard of. In part, the rise in the size of asset-based loans can be attributed to a weak economy and the loss of investment grade ratings for many companies. However, the advent of billion dollar deals is also part of the evolution of the asset-based lending industry.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jul 2003 | Pages: 4


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