Peachtree Renews $140 Million Credit Facility for Structured Settlements & Annuities
Posted on Thu, May. 08, 2008
BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. --
Peachtree announces that it has recently renewed a $140 Million
credit facility for the acquisition of structured legal settlement
payments and annuities.
Sergio Salani, a Senior VP with Peachtree, said, "We are very
pleased to renew this credit facility. At such a turbulent time in the
credit markets, this renewal comes as a vote of confidence in
Peachtree and the asset types that we originate."
According to Jim Terlizzi, Peachtree's CEO, "The trust the
financial industry has put in Peachtree will allow us to continue to
grow this key aspect of our business."
About Peachtree
Peach Holdings, Inc., a Florida corporation, is the parent
(holding) company of the Peach group of companies, including, among
others, Peachtree Settlement Funding, Peachtree Pre-Settlement Funding
and Peachtree LBP Finance Company (together, "Peachtree"). Peachtree
is a specialty factoring company that purchases high-quality deferred
payment obligations. Through its group of affiliated companies,
Peachtree caters to people seeking to sell structured settlements
payments, annuity payments, lottery prize payments, sweepstakes awards
and sports contract payments. In addition, Peachtree provides cash
advances to people with pending personal injury claims. Peachtree has
purchased over $4 billion of specialty receivables and continues to
expand into new areas by bringing institutional financing and
professionalism to bear on underserved markets. For further
information contact Dori Erann at (866) 730-4418. Peachtree's
corporate website address is www.peachholdings.com.
Peachtree, Boynton Beach
Dori Erann, 866-730-4418
www.peachholdings.com
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