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BankUnited provides $40 million loan to New College of Florida for campus acquisition

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What happened

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BankUnited provided a $40 million loan to New College of Florida. This financing is intended to support New College of Florida's takeover of the USF Sarasota-Manatee campus, which requires over $47 million in total funding. The college plans to use an unconventional debt structure for the acquisition, which may result in a higher interest rate.

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Why it matters

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The $40 million loan from BankUnited is supplemented by a remaining $7.5 million that an unnamed accredited investor would provide. This financing structure is key to New College of Florida's controversial acquisition of the USF campus.

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Who's involved

  • BankUnitedProvided the $40 million loan to New College of Florida.
  • Rajinder SinghServes as the CEO of BankUnited.
  • Raj SinghHolds an executive leadership role at BankUnited.

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  • BankUnitedSpeculative

    BankUnited could see a direct increase in revenue from providing the $40 million loan.

How it developed

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  1. BankUnited provided a $40 million loan to New College, which aims to acquire the USF campus.1 source
  2. BankUnited provided financing to New College of Florida.1 source

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