Prudential Capital Group




Typically floating-rate private debt instruments, leveraged loans constitute the most senior part of the capital structure.


Structural Characteristics
Floating rate
Medium-term instruments with typical maturities of three to six years
Revolving credits or term loans
Customized amortization schedules or bullet repayment
Secured or unsecured
Fully pre-payable anytime without penalties

Typical Size
$10 million - $100 million commitment per issuer, depending on credit quality

Typical Uses
Working capital
Capex
Acquisitions
Recapitalizations
Leveraged buyouts and management buyouts
Expansion or growth financing


Issuer Benefits
Easy and quick to implement
Private debt instrument – no ratings or registration needed
Relationship focused lender group
Structural flexibility – customized structure and no prepayment penalties
Attractive floating-rate alternative

Scale and Commitment
Multi-billion dollar loan portfolio under management
Integral component of Prudential's investment strategy with deep access to private capital




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