Adams Business Credit Rebrands as Context Business Lending
BALA CYNWYD, Pa., May 4, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Adams Business Credit, a national asset-based lender, will rebrand as Context Business Lending, bringing the firm in unison with the family of businesses and affiliates under Context Capital Partners, an alternative investment firm. The newly named Context Business Lending will continue to focus on providing flexible working capital solutions for businesses that do not qualify for traditional bank financing.
Context Business Lending typically provides loans of up to $15 million for lower middle-market businesses that may be experiencing some type of challenge, which may include: rapid growth; seasonal fluctuations; supply chain and vendor pressure; operating losses/negative net worth; turnaround and restructuring; merger or acquisition and debtor-in-possession financing. The firm is sector agnostic and works with businesses in the manufacturing, distribution, wholesaling and service sectors.
"Even as traditional financial institutions tighten their underwriting criteria and pull back from the middle market, we believe there is a wide funding gap in the market for flexible financial sources," said John Giangiulio, co-founder and Managing Director of Context Business Lending. "Context Business Lending is a true asset-based lender that does not focus on financial covenants which often restrict a business from seizing opportunities for growth."
"We regularly speak with business owners who struggle with how difficult it is to get funding," said William Peruzzi, co-founder and Managing Director of Context Business Lending. "We pride ourselves on our ability to find flexible capital solutions that meet the needs of these owners, whether they're trying to make it through a rough patch or launch the next growth phase."
"We are very excited to realign the Adams brand with the Context family of businesses, which are designed to provide alternative managers with the financial and operational resources needed to succeed," said Ron Biscardi, Chief Executive Officer of Context Capital Partners. "The team's expertise in asset-based lending complements our full suite of alternative-focused funds and companies, which include Context Asset Management and Context Summits."
About Context Business Lending
Context Business Lending is a leading, national asset-based lender focused on providing flexible working capital for lower middle-market businesses that do not qualify for traditional bank financing. Context Business Lending's distinctive ability to see beyond the numbers and understand the unique story of each company enables it to take a more holistic view of the business challenges and opportunities. Context Business Lending is sector agnostic and works with businesses in the manufacturing, distribution, wholesaling and service industries. To learn more, please visit www.contextbl.com.
About Context Capital Partners
Context Capital Partners LP is an alternative specialist company that allocates its capital to talented investment managers and whose subsidiaries offer a diverse range of investment strategies, including hedge funds, liquid alternative mutual funds, and private equity funds. Through its unique approach to identifying, evaluating and overseeing highly differentiated and specialized funds, Context seeks to develop opportunities in both liquid and illiquid markets and serves as a full financial and operational partner for its fund managers and affiliates. Since inception, Context led seed deals in aggregate totaling more than $400 million. The firm's subsidiary businesses include Context Jensen Partners, Context Summits, Context Family Network, Context Asset Management, Context BH Capital Management, Context Liberty Bell and Context Business Lending.
Context Capital Partners is headquartered in Bala Cynwyd, PA. For more information about the firm, visit www.contextcp.com.
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