Mid-Market Lending Update with Twin Brook’s Betsy Booth

Middle-market businesses continue to feel the pressure of rising interest rates, inflation and other macroeconomic challenges. The ongoing strain on companies and the deal market has shined a light on the importance of having strong lender relationships. In this episode, Betsy Booth, a partner at Twin Brook Capital Partners, offers her perspective on the state of mid-market M&A and discusses how Twin Brook is evaluating new opportunities and working with existing borrowers in the current environment. Booth—who focuses on originating, evaluating and structuring new loan opportunities with private equity sponsors—explains Twin Brook’s partnership-focused approach and highlights how open lines of communication can help to identify and resolve potential issues early on. She also talks about assessing opportunities with businesses that are facing rising rates and inflation of this magnitude for the first time, the important role of covenants and revolvers in credit agreements, and her outlook for the mid-market. *** This episode is brought to you by Twin Brook Capital Partners, a leading direct lending finance company focused on providing cash-flow based financing solutions for the middle-market private equity community. To learn more about Twin Brook, visit www.twincp.com. The Middle Market Growth Conversations podcast is produced by the Association for Corporate Growth. To learn more about the organization and how to become a member, visit www.acg.org.

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The Middle Market Growth Conversations podcast features in-depth interviews about trends impacting midsize companies and M&A. Guests include middle-market dealmakers, business leaders, economists and other experts involved in mergers and acquisitions and corporate growth. Interviews address topics ranging from private equity investment strategies, to state-of-the-market overviews, operational best practices, and much more. The podcast is part of Middle Market Growth, the Association for Corporate Growth’s official publication, available at http://www.middlemarketgrowth.org.