Healthcare Services

BRF Hospital Holdings, LLC (2nd in 2018), a Louisiana based owner and operator of two leading regional hospitals – University Health Shreveport, located in Shreveport, LA and University Health Conway, located in Monroe, LA., entered into an $8 million term loan and amendments to an existing $30 million revolving credit facility provided by White Oak Healthcare Finance, LLC.

Healthcare Services

BRF Hospital Holdings, LLC, a Louisiana based owner and operator of two leading regional hospitals – University Health Shreveport, located in Shreveport, LA and University Health Conway, located in Monroe, LA., entered into a new $30 million Revolving Credit Facility with White Oak Healthcare Finance, LLC.

Financial Institutions

Bridgeview Bank raised $47 million to supplement its capital structure

Healthcare Services

CapGrow Partners a lessor of properties to over 20 healthcare providers, raised additional capital to support portfolio growth

Financial Institutions

Manor Resources, LLC operates as Turbo TitleLoan.com, a major leading privately held internet based automobile title lender, raised $10 million in capital for expansion

Financial Institutions

Payroc, LLC a leading merchant services and payment processing organization raised capital to fund the acquisition of iTransact Group, LLC

Food and Consumer

Purvis Farms a major hog producer, refinanced its debt at a time when commodity prices were difficult

Healthcare Services

SIMKO Support Center, LLC, a multi-facility provider of orthodontic and pediatric dental care, established a revolving credit facility, term loan and delayed draw term loan with Wintrust Bank.

Healthcare Services

Smiles Dental partnered with The Thurston Group and Wafra Partners to form a Dental Services Organization

Business Services

Total Administrative Services Corporation a rapidly growing third party administrator of tax-advantaged programs for consumer directed health and employee benefits, raised $70 million in senior debt with the ability to expand the facility by an additional $35 million