Posts Tagged ‘Unitranche’
“$2 Billion is the New $1 Billion”: Unitranche Revisited (Last of a Series)
In a recent conversation with a good friend in private credit, a veteran of the industry for many years, he…
Read More“$2 Billion is the New $1 Billion”: Unitranche Revisited (Second of a Series)
According to Refinitiv LPC, US unitranche volume came to almost $22 billion last quarter – the highest level they’ve tracked…
Read More“$2 Billion is the New $1 Billion”: Unitranche Revisited (First of a Series)
In October 2015 we published a series of articles on the unitranche, what we called “one of the most innovative,…
Read MoreMiddle Market Lenders: What is the upper bound of unitranche leverage you will allow?
Search and Recovery (Last of a series)
As we conclude our special series on leveraged loan recoveries, let’s take a look at one structure that is testing…
Read MoreA Year in Review (First of a Series)
The notion that the middle market has reached a level of maturity was supported by a plethora of evidence this…
Read MoreSpecial Report: The Unitranche – What it is, and Why it Matters
Beginning in October 2015 The Lead Left published a series of articles on the unitranche – one of the most…
Read MoreThe Unitranche – What it is, and Why it Matters (Last of a Series)
This week we wrap up our unitranche series by asking the $64,000 question that always surfaces in discussions about the…
Read MoreThe Unitranche – What it is, and Why it Matters (Fourth of a Series)
There are two kinds of unitranche providers. Both provide the entire financing to the borrower at a given spread in…
Read MoreThe Unitranche – What it is, and Why it Matters (Third of a Series)
So far in our unitranche series we’ve examined the structural variations of this increasingly popular financing tool for leveraged lenders…
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