Hertz Approved for $1.65 Billion Loan to Complete Bankruptcy

Oct. 29, 2020, 7:49 PM UTC

Hertz Global Holdings won court permission to borrow as much as $1.65 billion to help it reorganize in bankruptcy.

  • A group of the company’s first-lien lenders will provide the money at an initial interest rate of 7.25 percentage points above the London interbank offered rate
    • The group will also collect an undisclosed amount of fees
  • Lenders who signed a letter committing to fund the loan include Apollo Global Management, Diameter Capital Partners and Silver Point Capital, according to court documents
  • Hertz filed for bankruptcy in May when the near-total shutdown of the global travel industry caused rentals to ...





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