Tiger Finance’s New Commitments Year-to-Date Top $200MM
The strategic capital has supported a diverse array of borrowers, most recently the global musical instrument manufacturer, marketer and distributor Fender Musical Instruments, which received a $40 million credit facility to manage its business with greater agility.
Tiger Finance, the lending platform of New York-based Tiger Capital Group, reported strong growth and has provided more than $200 million in new commitments so far this year.
The strategic capital has supported a diverse array of borrowers, most recently the global musical instrument manufacturer, marketer and distributor Fender Musical Instruments, which received a $40 million credit facility to manage its business with greater agility.
“In a period of global supply chain disruptions and tariff uncertainty, several new borrowers across multiple business lines have relied on Tiger Finance this year to strengthen their balance sheets,” Bob DeAngelis, executive managing director/group head at Tiger Finance, said. “In addition, we have supported existing borrowers in their efforts to execute strategic acquisitions and mergers of business lines.”
Additional 2025 Tiger Finance commitments have included:
- A $35 million term loan in support of a digital fitness and nutrition subscription company
- A $26 million revolving line of credit/term loan to support the growth of a kitchenware and lifestyle consumer brand
- An additional $22.5 million term loan to a specialty financing company
- A $30 million real estate term loan to a well-recognized department store chain
- A $40 million acquisition revolving line of credit to a wholesale/ecommerce furniture manufacturer
- A $20 million revolving line of credit to a DTC ecommerce tool supplier.
“Demand for our capital solutions has continued to grow throughout the year,” DeAngelis said. “Whether the goal is to better navigate the uncertainties in today’s marketplace or simply to seize emerging opportunities, companies are more focused than ever on the need for strategic flexibility.”