ArrowMark Financial amends credit facility, raising revolver to $102 million from $70 million
ArrowMark Financial Corp. entered into a Second Amendment to its credit agreement with Texas Capital Bank as administrative agent on October 7, 2026. The amendment raises the maximum revolving credit amount, extends the facility's maturity to the third anniversary of the amendment date, and expands the borrowing base to include additional eligible collateral. The company says it intends to use borrowings to invest in banking-related investments and other securities and to support working capital needs.
Key points
- Maximum revolving credit increased to $102,000,000 from $70,000,000
- Facility maturity extended to the third anniversary of the Second Amendment date
- Borrowing base expanded to include additional eligible collateral
- Proceeds intended for banking-related investments, other securities and working capital
The filing
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