Mitsubishi HC Capital America Closes $80 Million in Strategic Co-Lending Deals
Includes Cross-Border Transaction with Mitsubishi HC Capital Canada
Mitsubishi HC Capital America, a leading provider of financing and asset solutions that span North America, has successfully closed four co-lending transactions totaling $80 million. These deals underscore the strength of the company’s Business Finance team and its ability to deliver flexible, tailored capital solutions through strategic partnerships with leading financial institutions and companies.
Recent Transactions:
- $20 million co-lending lender finance facility, supporting a direct lending fund in November 2025.
- $20 million co-lending asset-based lending (ABL) facility for a transportation services company, executed as a cross-border transaction with Mitsubishi HC Capital Canada, sourced through a leading international financial institution serving as agent in December 2025.
- $20 million co-lending lender finance facility, partnering with a direct lending fund, with a multinational banking and financial services corporation serving as agent in November 2025.
- A $20 million co-lending facility for lender finance, supporting a direct lending fund in December 2025.
“This series of co-lending transactions demonstrates the strength and capabilities of our team and our ability to deliver tailored solutions for lenders in today’s dynamic market,” said Mike Semanco, President and COO, Business Finance at Mitsubishi HC Capital America. “Our expertise and collaborative approach enable us to structure complex solutions, including cross-border transactions, that support growth and liquidity for lending institutions and their clients.”
Leveraging deep industry expertise and a collaborative approach, Mitsubishi HC Capital America provides tailored solutions to support growth, liquidity, and operational needs across diverse sectors and transaction structures. Solutions include factoring, starting at $750,000; asset-based loans, ranging from $2 million to $15 million; and syndicated loans, with hold positions from $8 million to $25 million.