Secured Finance Deal Table

The Secured Finance Deal Table provides detailed ABL, Factoring and other senior secured transaction information. Deals are sourced from SFNet member lenders, non-member banks and entrepreneurial finance and factoring firms as well as transaction participants and news wire services. Each deal includes a detailed transaction news summary page providing available information including deal terms, structure, interest rates, contact information and more. You can export the deals via the download button below, the maximum row export is 1300 deals, you can narrow your search by date(s) and continue to export if you would like more than 1300 deals. For ease of access, here are ALL the deals from 2020-2025, you can download the 2026 deals using the search below. To be listed please send your deals to tslexpress@sfnet.com.

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Date	Lender/Participant	Type	Amount	Borrower	Industry	Structure
4/22/2026	Bain Capital’s Private Credit Group, Lender U.S. Private Credit Investments, a division of BTG Pactual Global Alternatives, Participant Neuberger Specialty Finance, Participant Energy Impact Partners, Participant Aksia, Participant	Non-bank	$250.0M	Wasabi Technologies, the hot cloud storage company	Technology	Bain Capital’s Private Credit Group
3/26/2026	Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), a part of BlackRock, Lender Vantage Infrastructure, Participant	Non-bank	$550.0M	Budderfly, ranked as the fastest-growing Energy as a Service (EaaS) company in the US, Shelton, CT	Energy	Facility Includes a New $250 Million Upsizing led by Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), a part of BlackRock, With Participation From Existing Lender, Vantage Infrastructure and a $100 Million Accordion Feature