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Capitolis completes $220 million financing round with major bank participation

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What happened

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Capitolis announced the successful completion of $220 million in financing. This included a $120 million Series E equity financing round, valued at $1.9 billion, as well as debt financing. New strategic investors in the equity round included Bank of America and Nomura, while Barclays and BNP Paribas were also participating investors. The funds will support Capitolis’ acquisition of eSecLending.

From thewhig.com

Why it matters

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The financing allows Capitolis to acquire eSecLending, which adds securities lending to its financial resource optimization platform. This expansion strengthens Capitolis' access to institutional asset owners and its Capital Marketplace business.

From thewhig.com

Who's involved

  • Bank of AmericaStrategic investor in Capitolis' $220 million equity financing round.
  • BarclaysExisting investor in Capitolis' financing round.
  • NomuraNew strategic investor in Capitolis' equity financing round.
  • BNP ParibasExisting investor in Capitolis' financing round.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Bank of AmericaSpeculative

    Bank of America might see changes in investment returns related to its participation in Capitolis.

  • BarclaysSpeculative

    Barclays could see changes in investment returns related to its participation in Capitolis.

  • NomuraSpeculative

    Nomura may see changes in investment returns related to its participation in Capitolis.

  • BNP ParibasSpeculative

    BNP Paribas could see changes in investment returns related to its participation in Capitolis.

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