Precision Over Volume: How Ansley Park Capital Became a Top Name in Industrial & Manufacturing Finance
TARRYTOWN, New York – Ansley Park Capital was recently named a Market Leader in the Industrial & Manufacturing asset class, ranking among the top 20 lenders/lessors by new business volume. Monitor sat down with our President and CEO Eric Miller to talk strategy, technology, and what’s next for the industry.
What factors do you attribute to this strong performance?
We’re honored by the recognition, but we view it as the result of disciplined execution rather than a goal in itself. From day one, our strategy has been to build a premier large-ticket equipment finance platform focused on experienced talent, disciplined underwriting, and institutional capital. If there’s one thing that has truly differentiated us in serving the industrial and manufacturing market, it’s our flexibility and our ability to develop customized financing solutions for each client’s unique needs. Our growth has been driven by long-standing client relationships, certainty of execution, and a willingness to finance complex transactions where industry expertise matters. Our objective isn’t to finance the most transactions, it’s to finance the right transactions.
How does Ansley Park Capital differentiate itself in the highly competitive industrial and manufacturing equipment financing space?
Our differentiation begins with our people. Our team has decades of experience financing large-ticket equipment through multiple economic cycles, giving us the ability to evaluate complex assets, understand industry dynamics, and structure transactions thoughtfully. Equally important, we combine that expertise with committed institutional capital, allowing us to provide certainty, flexibility, and efficient execution on larger transactions.
What trends are currently shaping your industrial and manufacturing financing strategy?
Manufacturers are investing in automation, productivity improvements, and modernization to remain competitive. At the same time, supply chain resilience, reshoring initiatives, and increased investment in domestic manufacturing continue to support capital spending across many industries. Our strategy remains consistent: finance mission-critical equipment for well-managed businesses, maintain disciplined underwriting, and focus on transactions that perform through economic cycles.
How are the needs of industrial and manufacturing customers evolving, and how is Ansley Park Capital adapting to meet them?
Customers increasingly expect financing partners to move quickly, understand their industries, and structure solutions around their operating needs rather than offering standardized products. We’re meeting those expectations by remaining highly responsive while maintaining rigorous credit discipline.
Can you share an example of a recent deal or financing solution that demonstrates Ansley Park Capital’s approach to serving this market?
A recent example is our role as Lead Agent on a $160 million senior secured financing for Voltava LLC, the holding company formed through the merger of Detroit Manufacturing Systems and Android Industries. The financing included a $135 million term loan to facilitate the merger and refinance existing debt, along with $25 million of incremental capital to support future capital expenditures and strategic growth initiatives. It required a customized capital structure, coordination among multiple stakeholders, and a deep understanding of the auto parts manufacturing business.
How has technology — from credit decisioning to asset and equipment management tools — changed the way you work with industrial and manufacturing customers?
Technology has improved the speed and quality of decision making across the industry. Better data, enhanced analytics, and more sophisticated portfolio management tools allow us to underwrite more efficiently and monitor risk more effectively. That said, large-ticket equipment finance remains fundamentally a relationship and judgment business.
What role do partnerships — with equipment dealers, OEMs, or other industry players — play in Ansley Park Capital’s industrial and manufacturing business?
Strong partnerships are an important source of market insight and origination. We work closely with equipment manufacturers, dealers, advisors, sponsors, and other industry participants who value reliable execution and long-term relationships.
How does your risk management approach adapt to the unique cycles and challenges of the industrial and manufacturing sector?
Industrial markets have always been cyclical, which makes disciplined underwriting essential. We focus on understanding the customer’s business, the quality and liquidity of the collateral, industry dynamics, and how a transaction is likely to perform under stressed conditions. We don’t underwrite to optimistic scenarios.
Looking ahead to 2027, what opportunities and challenges do you see for industrial and manufacturing financing, and how is Ansley Park Capital preparing for them?
We’re constructive on the long-term outlook. Continued investment in manufacturing, automation, infrastructure, and productivity should support equipment demand for years to come. At the same time, competition, interest rate uncertainty, and broader economic conditions will continue to require discipline. Our priorities won’t change: investing in great people, maintaining disciplined underwriting standards, preserving capital, and financing the right transactions.
Eric Miller Appears on Fireside Chats with Jessee Podcast
TARRYTOWN, New York – Ansley Park Capital’s President & CEO, Eric Miller, joined the Fireside Chats with Jesse podcast to tell the story behind Ansley Park Capital’s rapid growth, including attaining a leading market position by building a platform that is expected to originate between $600 and $700 million by the end of its second year.
Eric spoke about the company’s high-performance culture that is built around a disciplined approach to growth and why he believed performance should never come at the expense of collaboration, respect, and doing things the right way.
Watch the podcast at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_l81slkbf-U
The Two-Year Climb: Miller on Ansley Park Capital’s Monitor 100 Arrival
TARRYTOWN, New York – In a recent interview with Rita E. Garwood, Monitor’s Editor in Chief, Eric Miller, our CEO and President, characterized Ansley Park Capital’s arrival on the publication’s “Monitor 100” list in its second year of existence as a testament to the people, the relationships, and the confidence the company’s clients and capital partners have placed in the team.
Few firms reach the Monitor 100 in their second year, and Eric Miller frames that milestone in his own terms. “We didn’t chase growth for growth’s sake,” he says. “We focused on serving clients, preserving capital and creating a sustainable business.” Reaching this scale so quickly, he adds, “is a testament to our people, our relationships and the confidence our clients and capital partners have placed in us.” Notably, he says the firm never chased a number: “We had a clear vision for what we wanted to build, but we were careful not to become overly focused on a specific asset target or timeline.”
That platform traces back to rebuilding BciCapital as an independent, Ares-backed company. Miller saw banks retreating from a business that “consumes balance sheet without generating the deposits, treasury management relationships or ancillary banking revenues that most banks prioritize today.” Partnering with Ares, he says, “gave us the flexibility, scale and long-term capital necessary to pursue larger and more complex opportunities,” letting the firm decide “with a singular focus on clients, underwriting quality and long-term value creation.”
Miller traces his approach to three earlier stops. “GE taught me the importance of process, data-driven decision making and maintaining high standards regardless of where we are in the cycle.” CIT gave him his first full P&L, and BciCapital gave him a mentor in Mark Trollinger. “When I look at Ansley Park, I see elements of all three experiences,” he says, “GE’s rigor and discipline, CIT’s ownership mindset and business leadership and BciCapital’s lessons on values, relationships and long-term value creation.”
On winning deals from $5 million to north of $100 million, Miller is blunt: “It’s often not about being the cheapest capital provider, it’s about being the most knowledgeable and reliable execution partner.” He believes independents are still early in displacing banks: “We believe we’re still in the early innings of this shift.”
Asked about Ansley Park’s back-to-back culture recognition, Miller doesn’t hedge: “We don’t just talk about culture, we live it every day.” Five years out, he says, success “won’t simply be measured by asset size,” but by “the quality of our portfolio, the strength of our team and the trust we’ve earned from clients, investors and our industry partners.”
“Our goal is simple: to build a company that earns trust, performs consistently across market cycles and becomes one of the premier equipment finance platforms in the industry.”
Ansley Park Capital Expands Team to Further Bolster Its Premier Equipment Finance Platform
New Team Members to Augment Company’s High-Performing Culture and Industry Leadership
TARRYTOWN, New York – Ansley Park Capital (“Ansley Park”), a leading lending and specialty finance platform, today announced new strategic appointments across the origination, asset and portfolio management, finance, and contracts functions, as part of the ongoing efforts to support the company’s high-performing culture and bolster its industry leadership.
Craig Goldberg was appointed as Managing Director & Treasurer; James Fullerton as Vice President, Asset Management; Krystle Riggi as Vice President, Contracts Administration; Alex Cohen as Assistant Vice President, Originations; Christopher Dunn as Assistant Vice President, Underwriting & Portfolio Management; and Dani Villoresi as Assistant Vice President, Accounting & Finance.
“We are pleased to welcome Craig, James, Krystle, Alex, Christopher, and Dani to Ansley Park Capital,” said Eric Miller, President and Chief Executive Officer of Ansley Park Capital. “Each of them brings exceptional experience, character, and a shared commitment to serving our clients with excellence.”
Goldberg, who will oversee the firm’s treasury operations, brings more than two decades of finance leadership experience across treasury, securitization, risk management, financial planning, and strategic finance. Prior to joining Ansley Park, he spent over a decade at GE Capital, where he held senior finance and risk leadership roles, managing complex treasury, valuation, funding, and capital markets initiatives. Goldberg also held senior finance positions in the telecommunications, technology, and financial services industries. He holds an M.B.A. in Financial Management from Pace University and a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Cornell University.
Fullerton, who will support the firm’s underwriting, portfolio performance, and investment outcomes, is a seasoned equipment finance professional, with more than 15 years of experience in asset management, equipment valuation, portfolio optimization, and remarketing strategy. Prior to joining Ansley Park, Fullerton spent his career at DLL Financial Solutions, where he held progressive roles across the asset management domain. Fullerton is an Accredited Senior Appraiser (“ASA”).
Riggi, who will manage the firm’s contracts management activities, brings more than two decades of experience leading the execution of complex equipment finance and asset-backed transactions across a broad range of industries. She has built a reputation for delivering certainty of execution by partnering across investment, legal, credit, risk, operations, and client teams to move transactions from structuring to funding with precision and efficiency. Riggi joined Ansley Park from Blue Owl Capital, where she served as Vice President. Previously, she held various roles across contracts and operations at Advantage Funding, Dedicated Funding NY, Sterling National Bank, and North Mill Equipment Finance.
Cohen, who will support the firm’s commercial operations and deal origination efforts, brings a background in operations, process improvement, and data management. He joined Ansley Park from Jay Franco & Sons, where he focused on optimizing operational processes, front-end data systems, and cross-functional execution. He holds a B.B.A. degree from the University at Buffalo.
Dunn, who will be responsible for underwriting transactions and supporting the firm’s capital markets activities, brings a breadth of experience in corporate and asset-based lending, credit underwriting, and portfolio management. He joined Ansley Park from Santander Bank’s Corporate and ABL Underwriting group. Dunn hold a master’s degree in finance and analytics from Santa Clara University Leavey School of Business.
Villoresi, who will support the firm’s finance and accounting operations, brings more than a decade of experience in financial operations and process optimization across the commercial insurance industry. Prior to joining Ansley Park, she served as Accounts Receivable Specialist at CoAction Specialty Insurance Group, where she managed complex adjustments and discrepancies annually, partnered with the IT team to build automated process, reporting and workflow solutions from the ground up, resulting in operational improvements that strengthened data integrity and team performance.
“As we continue to build one of the industry’s premier equipment finance platforms, we remain disciplined about adding talented professionals who not only strengthen our capabilities but also embrace the culture of integrity, accountability, humility, collaboration, and client-first service that defines who we are. Great companies are built by great people. With these new team additions, we are well positioned to continue delivering innovative financing solutions while supporting our long-term growth strategy,” concluded Miller.
About Ansley Park Capital
Ansley Park Capital is a lending and specialty finance platform focused on delivering flexible and customized financing solutions for essential-use, large-ticket equipment and machinery across a multitude of asset types and industries. At Ansley Park Capital, we tap into the responsiveness, flexibility, and creativity of a highly experienced team with unmatched access across the equipment financing industry to serve a broad community of borrowers to meet their individual needs with full product capabilities. Our approach to working with our clients is simple: we strive to understand our customers, take the time to underwrite their business, and provide tailored financing solutions for the unique circumstances they need to grow their businesses today and well into the future. AnsleyPark.Capital
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Ansley Park Capital Announces Strategic Hires in Finance, Origination & Operations
Appointments Reinforce Firm’s Investment in High-Quality Talent to Support Continued Growth
TARRYTOWN, New York – May 20, 2026 – Ansley Park Capital (“Ansley Park”), a leading lending and specialty finance platform, today announced new strategic appointments across the finance, origination, and operations functions, further strengthening the firm’s infrastructure and supporting its continued growth.
Rachel Kranitz was appointed as Senior Managing Director and Controller; David Gomes as Vice President and Assistant Controller; Susan Parker as Director of Office Operations; and Audrey Trollinger as Assistant Vice President, Originations.
“We are pleased to welcome Rachel, David, Susan, and Audrey to Ansley Park,” said Eric Miller, President and Chief Executive Officer of Ansley Park Capital. “Each brings meaningful experience and a strong track record in their respective disciplines. Just as importantly, they reflect the culture we have worked to build at Ansley Park—one that emphasizes integrity, discipline, and collaboration, and that has been recognized across the industry. As we continue to grow the platform, investing in high-quality talent who are both strong professionals and great teammates remains a top priority.”
Kranitz, who will lead Ansley Park’s accounting, financial reporting, and control functions, brings more than 20 years of experience in accounting, financial reporting, and finance transformation across complex global organizations. Most recently, she served as Senior Manager of Lease Accounting at GE HealthCare, where she led financial reporting and technical accounting initiatives for a $250 million global real estate portfolio and played a key leadership role in ASC 842 implementation and IPO readiness. Prior to that, she held a series of senior controllership roles at General Electric, where she led enterprise-wide finance transformation initiatives, enhanced governance and compliance frameworks, and oversaw SEC reporting for multiple registrants. Kranitz began her career at PwC.
Gomes, who will support the various control functions of the company, brings more than 35 years of experience in progressive controllership roles at large and mid-market companies. He is a Certified Public Accountant with deep expertise in accounting, financial statement analysis, internal and external reporting, process improvement, and team development. Gomes spent over a decade and a half at GE and GE Capital, serving in a variety of senior finance leadership roles and, most recently, as a controllership consultant, supporting accounting and SEC reporting functions at Mastercard and Rite Aid.
Parker, who will oversee Ansley Park’s day-to-day administrative and operational functions, brings more than 20 years of corporate and business experience, including serving as Chief Executive Officer of her own business. Earlier in her career, she served as Financial Advisor at Smith Barney. She holds an M.B.A. degree in Finance from New York University and has an extensive background spanning corporate finance, operations, executive communications, and client relationship management across multiple industries.
Trollinger, who will focus on supporting the company’s deal origination and portfolio growth, brings experience in equipment finance and renewable energy lending. She joins Ansley Park from First Horizon Bank in Birmingham, Alabama, where she supported the management and analysis of a multi-billion-dollar loan and lease portfolio and led credit quality monitoring and reporting initiatives.
“These additions reflect our commitment to building a disciplined, institutional-quality platform, as we continue to focus on scaling the business thoughtfully, with the right people, processes, and controls in place,” concluded Miller.
About Ansley Park Capital
Ansley Park Capital is a lending and specialty finance platform focused on delivering flexible and customized financing solutions for essential-use, large-ticket equipment and machinery across a multitude of asset types and industries. At Ansley Park Capital, we tap into the responsiveness, flexibility, and creativity of a highly experienced team with unmatched access across the equipment financing industry to serve a broad community of borrowers to meet their individual needs with full product capabilities. Our approach to working with our clients is simple: we strive to understand our customers, take the time to underwrite their business, and provide tailored financing solutions for the unique circumstances they need to grow their businesses today and well into the future. AnsleyPark.Capital
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Ansley Park Capital Listed on Monitor’s 2026 Top Private Independents
Monitor recently published the 2026 Top Private Independents and Funding Source issue, in which Ansley Park Capital was among the independent equipment finance companies and funding sources listed in this year’s ranking. The issue explores how specialized expertise, “talent-first” cultures and a resurgence in M&A activity are defining the steady comeback for dealmakers navigating a calculated economic environment.
Flexible Financial Solutions for Mission-Critical, Essential-Use Equipment
Ansley Park Capital is a lending and specialty finance platform focused on delivering flexible and customized financing solutions for essential-use, large-ticket equipment and machinery across a multitude of asset types and industries in all 50 U.S. states and Canada. Backed by Ares Management Alternative Credit funds (NYSE: ARES), Ansley Park Capital was launched in January 2024. The company’s industry-leading team consists of more than 30 professionals brought together through a partnership between the former Bci Capital team and Ares Management. Many of team members have worked together for 25-plus years.
At Ansley Park Capital, we tap into the responsiveness, flexibility, and creativity of a highly experienced team with unmatched knowledge of the equipment financing industry to serve a broad community of borrowers to meet their individual needs with full product capabilities. Our approach to working with our clients is simple. We strive to understand our customers, take the time to underwrite their business, and provide tailored financing solutions for their unique circumstances. Our solutions facilitate their business growth today and well into the future.”
Source: https://www.monitordaily.com/issue/2026-funding-source-top-private-independents/
Ansley Park Capital Strengthens Capital Markets Team with Senior Leadership Appointments
Erick Berreondo and Nolan Stephenson Join Company as Managing Directors, Capital Markets
WHITE PLAINS, New York – April 8, 2026 – Ansley Park Capital (“Ansley Park”), a leading lending and specialty finance platform, announced ahead of ELFA’s Annual National Funding Conference the continued growth trajectory of its Capital Markets platform, detailing two new senior leadership appointments of Erick Berreondo and Nolan Stephenson, both in the role of Managing Director, Capital Markets.
“It is great to be able to add Erick and Nolan to our team—both such talented and experienced Capital Markets professionals who will facilitate seamless execution for our financial partners and customers,” commented Rob Seltzer, Executive Vice President and Head of Capital Markets & Commercial Operations.
Bringing two and a half decades of experience in business development and underwriting, Berreondo will originate opportunities with financial institutions, intermediaries, and investment banks. He joins Ansley Park from First Citizens Bank, where he was Director of Capital Markets. Previously, he served in executive roles at GE Capital, CIT, Alix Partners, and ACA Financial Guaranty Corporation.
“I am excited to join Ansley Park and look forward to contributing to the continued growth and success of its lending platform as a premier provider of equipment-backed financing for non-investment grade companies,” expressed Berreondo.
Stephenson brings an extensive background and domain expertise in equipment finance, which will further expand Ansley Park’s funding base and commercial activities. He joins Ansley Park from First National Capital Corporation, where he played an integral role in structuring and executing large-ticket loans and leases.
“I look forward to leveraging my commercial lending experience and relationships to originate equipment-backed transactions that will be backed by Ansley Park’s substantial balance sheet,” stated Stephenson.
“The focus on expanding Capital Markets activity is a critical part of Ansley Park’s strategy to grow assets and serve customers. Both Erick and Nolan will bring critical expertise and capabilities to bolster our team and our company’s reputation in the market,” concluded Eric Miller, President and Chief Executive Officer.
About Ansley Park Capital
Ansley Park Capital is a lending and specialty finance platform focused on delivering flexible and customized financing solutions for essential-use, large-ticket equipment and machinery across a multitude of asset types and industries. At Ansley Park Capital, we tap into the responsiveness, flexibility, and creativity of a highly experienced team with unmatched access across the equipment financing industry to serve a broad community of borrowers to meet their individual needs with full product capabilities. Our approach to working with our clients is simple: we strive to understand our customers, take the time to underwrite their business, and provide tailored financing solutions for the unique circumstances they need to grow their businesses today and well into the future. AnsleyPark.Capital
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+1 914 450 4967 | eric.miller@ansleyparkcapital.com
Eric Miller Speaks on ELFA’s Equipment Finance Matters Podcast
Equipment finance plays a foundational role in powering the real economy, despite being often overlooked. In the latest episode of Equipment Finance Matters, Equipment Leasing & Finance Association President and CEO Leigh Lytle speaks with Eric Miller, President and CEO of Ansley Park Capital, about the industry’s power and sweeping impact.
Find out about Eric’s career journey, from the lasting impact of his rigorous training at GE Capital to how he and his team launched one of the fastest inaugural ABS transactions on record. Discover the critical distinctions between small, middle, and large-ticket financing, the risks and rewards of non-bank lending, and the importance of adaptability amid macroeconomic shifts. In addition, this don’t-miss discussion includes the impact of culture, creativity, and deep industry expertise on lasting success in equipment finance, as well as the rich career opportunities the sector offers.
Listen to the podcast at https://www.elfaonline.org/communications/equipment-finance-matters/the-real-impact-of-equipment-finance-collaboration,-culture,-and-career-advice
The Real Impact of Equipment Finance: Collaboration, Culture, and Career Advice
by Gwen Moran
While financial innovation stories may focus on trading technology or a hot fintech startup, real creativity and economic impact is happening in an unexpected place: equipment finance. From small ticket lenders that are foundational to consumer and small business lending to large ticket lenders funding multimillion-dollar deals, equipment finance is breaking new ground in capital formation and driving economic growth.
In the new podcast, “The Real Impact of Equipment Finance: Collaboration, Culture, and Career Advice,” ELFA CEO Leigh Lytle spoke with Eric Miller, CEO of Ansley Park Capital, a two-year-old lending and specialty finance platform and affiliated portfolio company of certain Ares Alternative Credit funds. Ansley Park Capitalrecently closed a $400 million asset-backed securitization (ABS)—the largest first-time issuance in the large-ticket equipment finance market. During the interview, Miller and Lytle discussed a range of topics, including the creativity and opportunities found in the $1.3 trillion equipment finance industry.
Opportunities Abound
Miller’s background spans both bank and non-bank lending sectors, giving him a broad view of the opportunities across the equipment finance field. He cut his teeth at organizations like Wells Fargo and GE Capital. From the start, he didn’t want to be a “me too” lender and, instead, looked for new ways to offer truly custom-tailored solutions to customers. Ansley Park does just that, with creative funding solutions for a wide range of customers and assets. “Being in a non-bank space really allows you the flexibility to do that without taking on any more loss risk,” he said.
Such flexibility is particularly important now, as technology and artificial intelligence (AI) are causing so much disruption in virtually every industry. Miller thinks AI will ultimately drive great growth, profitability, and efficiency. “We’re about to head into the largest industrial revolution our country has ever seen,” Miller said.
While he is concerned about AI’s impact on entry-level jobs, Miller believes the technology is also creating opportunities for people who are curious and ready to learn about it. In addition, while innovation is happening within the equipment finance industry, it’s also a human business, where relationship-building and character are important. Some of the core members of his 30-person team at Ansley Park Capital have worked together at various companies for more than 25 years.
Powering the Real Economy
While Miller said that no one he knows set out to become an equipment finance professional, the field is full of rich opportunities for young professionals. With myriad companies ranging from generalists who work with a wide range of clients to captive or niche lending organizations with defined specializations, equipment finance helps businesses operate and grow. People with drive and determination, analytical and basic financial skills, and character are often good candidates for careers in this industry. While he’s been in the business nearly three decades, he said this is a business of continuous learning.
Miller had much more to say about how equipment finance is misunderstood, how Ansley Park got its capital stack rated on first issuance, and why equipment finance offers exceptional career opportunities, among other topics.
Ansley Park Capital Recognized on Monitor’s Best Companies in Equipment Finance: 2026 Culture Honoree
Monitor recently published the third annual Best Companies in Equipment Finance ranking, a celebration of the organizations setting the pace for the year ahead. This is the second consecutive year Monitor has recognized our company’s culture, showing that we don’t just talk about culture, we live it!
The Ansley Park Capital team is proud of the culture we’ve created and continue to foster. When culture is built deliberately and lived authentically, it becomes a true competitive advantage. That advantage allows you to win for your customers and your employees.
Cultivating Excellence Through Intentional Culture
At Ansley Park Capital, excellence is a daily discipline reinforced through action, accountability and trust. In just its second year as an affiliated portfolio company of certain Ares Alternative Credit funds, the firm has achieved the rare feat of building a culture strong enough to be recognized as award-winning two years in a row. Leadership views this environment as a true competitive advantage that allows the firm to win for both its customers and its employees.
This cultural foundation is rooted in intentional hiring and sustained through radical transparency. A defining moment for the firm occurred during a complex M&A process. By maintaining frequent, honest communication — acknowledging what was known and what was not — leadership ensured that the 30-person team remained engaged and informed. The result was perfect employee retention throughout the transition, a testament to a team that rallied around a shared mission.
Empowerment is another hallmark of the Ansley Park Capital environment. Employees are encouraged to take ownership of decisions and propose better ways of doing things, regardless of their title. The company embraces a commitment to getting “1% better every day,” treating mistakes as learning opportunities rather than failures to be punished.
As Eric Miller, president and CEO, explains: “A winning culture doesn’t happen by accident. You must hire with intention, communicate with transparency — especially when it’s uncomfortable — and consistently put your people first. If you do that, the results take care of themselves.”
These internal strengths power Ansley Park Capital’s professional success as a leading specialty finance platform. The firm delivers flexible, customized financing for large-ticket equipment across various industries, utilizing the creativity of a highly experienced team with unmatched industry access.
By striving to deeply understand each customer and underwriting their unique circumstances with care, Ansley Park Capital provides the tailored solutions businesses need to grow.
Ultimately, by living its culture authentically, the firm ensures its team is uniquely equipped to provide the responsiveness that sets it apart in the specialty finance sector.
Source: https://www.monitordaily.com/profile/ansley-park-capital/
Ansley Park Capital Provides $40 Million Capital Expenditure Facility to Leading Provider of Essential Infrastructure Services
TARRYTOWN, New York – Ansley Park Capital (“Ansley Park”), a premier lending and specialty finance platform, announced the closing of a $40 million capital expenditure facility with a leading independent provider of recurring repair, maintenance, replacement, and installation services to natural gas transmission and distribution and substation infrastructure.
The new facility was used to finance the acquisition of critical equipment supporting the borrower’s ongoing capital investment program. The borrower is a recognized as a market leader in the natural gas utility services space, delivering essential services that support the safety, reliability, and resiliency of energy infrastructure. The company operates across the East, Northeast, South, and Midwest regions of the United States and serves a broad base of utility customers. Its scale, operating expertise, and recurring service model position the company as a critical partner to utility providers addressing aging infrastructure and increasing regulatory and reliability demands.
“This transaction reflects our focus on partnering with market-leading operators that provide essential services and maintain critical infrastructure,” said Eric Miller, President & Chief Executive Officer of Ansley Park Capital. “We’re proud to deliver a flexible capital expenditure facility that supports continued investment in modern equipment and positions the business for long-term, sustainable growth.”
The transaction underscores Ansley Park Capital’s ability to deliver customized financing solutions for asset-intensive businesses operating in essential infrastructure and utility services. The firm continues to partner with market leaders across critical industries by providing flexible, scalable capital tailored to their operational and strategic objectives.
About Ansley Park Capital
Ansley Park Capital is a premier lending and specialty finance platform focused on delivering flexible and customized financing solutions for essential-use, large-ticket equipment and machinery across a multitude of asset types and industries. At Ansley Park Capital, we tap into the responsiveness, flexibility, and creativity of a highly experienced team with unmatched access across the equipment finance industry to serve a broad community of borrowers to meet their individual needs with full product capabilities. Our approach to working with our clients is simple: we strive to understand our customers, take the time to underwrite their business, and provide tailored financing solutions to help them grow their businesses today and well into the future. For more information on Ansley Park Capital, please visit www.ansleyparkcapital.com.
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