Renaissance Worldwide Secures $110 Million Interim Credit Facility from BankAmerica
Renaissance Worldwide, a leading provider of IT and management consulting services, has announced a significant financial partnership with BankAmerica, one of the largest banks in the United States. The new interim credit facility of $110 million, underwritten by BankAmerica, is expected to provide Renaissance with the necessary capital to meet its future needs. This move positions the company for long-term financial stability, citing BankAmerica's prestigious reputation in the technology sector.
Key Takeaways:
- Renaissance Worldwide secured a $110 million interim credit facility from BankAmerica, which will increase to $150 million over a three-year period.
- The facility is expected to meet the company's capital needs for the foreseeable future, providing financial stability.
- The partnership positions Renaissance Worldwide for long-term financial success, leveraging BankAmerica's expertise and resources.
- BankAmerica Corporation is the largest bank in the United States, with $618 billion in total assets and operations in 22 states and the District of Columbia.
- Renaissance Worldwide is a global business and technology consulting firm that provides focused solutions for breakthrough performance.
- The company's three core businesses are informatics, networking, and project management.
- Renaissance Worldwide's financial future is dependent on various factors, including integration of acquisitions and ability to sustain and manage growth.
Statistics:
- $110 million: The initial amount of the interim credit facility provided by BankAmerica.
- $150 million: The amount of the credit facility that will be reached after three years.
- $618 billion: BankAmerica's total assets.
- 22 states and the District of Columbia: BankAmerica's full-service operations.
- 30 million households and 2 million businesses: BankAmerica's client base.
- 1999: The year in which the partnership was announced.
Sources:
- Business Wire, "Renaissance Worldwide Announces New Relationship with Bank America" (February 26, 1999).
- Securities and Exchange Commission filings by Renaissance Worldwide, Inc.