White Oak Global Advisors has rebranded Capital Business Credit, the finance lender and provider of asset-based loans, factoring and trade finance products which it acquired in December 2016, as White Oak Commercial Finance.
“The White Oak Commercial Finance platform will provide asset-based loans, equipment financing, factoring, working capital solutions and credit services, ranging from USD1 to USD100 million, to small- and middle-market companies. This provides a greater number of companies with access to more capital and services than previously offered by either White Oak or CBC individually,” says Andre Hakkak, CEO of White Oak.
White Oak, together with White Oak Commercial Finance, has provided more than USD7 billion to more than 500 companies.
“White Oak has served small- to middle-market enterprises by providing diversified credit products and services for the past 10 years. CBC was acquired to expand the breadth and depth of White Oak’s platform offerings and to reach the lower end of the middle market,” says Tom Otte, chairman of White Oak Commercial Finance. “CBC’s industry-leading management team has a long and successful track-record in factoring, asset-based lending and trade finance. We are now able to expand our reach and serve a larger set of companies that need access to financing solutions that compliment services offered by banks.”
“Technology and credit systems have been enhanced, and we are excited about our future with White Oak. White Oak Commercial Finance is positioned to provide a very broad offering of customised credit products and services to the ever-changing needs of small- and middle-market businesses,” says Andrew Tananbaum, executive chairman of White Oak Commercial Finance.
Robert Grbic, formerly of CBC, will serve as president and chief executive officer of White Oak Commercial Finance. Tananbaum will serve as executive chairman.
White Oak and its affiliates have offices in San Francisco, New York, Denver, Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, Charlotte, Fort Lauderdale, Hong Kong and Shanghai.
