New York Private Finance Offers Unique Financing Alternatives for Private Investors and Entrepreneurs

  • We offer structured, secured medium-term financings to individual borrowers ranging from $5 million to $35 million
  • Loans are principally to finance equity investments in private, middle market companies, make acquisitions, buy out partners, obtain more attractive financing terms or effect generational changes of control.

Services

New York Private Finance offers structured, secured medium-term financings (up to six years), with deal sizes ranging from $5 million to $35 million.

Our loans are made to individual borrowers principally to finance their equity investments in private, middle market companies to fund growth strategies, make acquisitions, buy out partners, obtain more attractive overall financing terms or effect generational changes of control. Our facilities are made to private borrowers fully secured by collateral and are not obligations of the operating vehicles into which the client may be investing.

Our clients are entrepreneurs and investors who are active in the middle market, own private businesses and actively engage in private equity investing across a range of industries.

NYPF works closely with financial intermediaries who provide advisory services, both capital raising and merger & acquisition advice, to entrepreneurs in the middle market.

Who We Are

Arthur W. Bingham

Arthur W. Bingham

CEO and Chief Credit Officer
Read more…

Brian T. Bristol

Brian T. Bristol

Business Development
Read more…

Articles

Please visit our Articles section for insights on liquidity, interest rates, and financing topics.

Contact Us

General Email Inquires: Sending e-mail over the Internet is not secure. Please do not send any sensitive or private information (e.g., Social Security numbers, account numbers, account information, User IDs, Passwords, Personal Image or Name, etc.) using a general messaging system (including the e-mail links on this page). Contact us by phone at the number above to discuss other methods of transmitting this data.