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PeerSense Capital Data Report, Third Quarter 2026

The 12 month window recorded 912 financings, including 580 with disclosed size, totaling $361.32B, with a median of $247M. The third quarter recorded 243 financings, including 139 with disclosed size, totaling $111.49B, with a median of $400M. Financings of $100M and up accounted for $355.60B in the 12 month window. The specialty finance subset included 248 financings, with $96.24B disclosed and a median of $200M. Repeat records are counted once.

The October 1, 2026 version showed 781 financings and $399.92B disclosed for 12 months; the October 3, 2026 revision shows 912 and $361.32B. The first version showed 1,015 facilities and $484.99B. The revision added records found through a 36 month look back, merged repeat records and checked sizes against source documents.

Data as of September 30, 2026. Twelve month window October 1, 2025 to September 30, 2026. Next edition January 2027. Download the report (PDF) · Tables (CSV) · JSON

912
Financings tracked, 12 months
$361.32B
Disclosed dollars, 12 months
98.4%
Dollars at $100M and up
$200M
Specialty finance median size

Financing lanes over 12 months

General corporate borrowing led disclosed dollars, with $140.32B across 138 financings. Term securitization led by count, with 266 financings and $10.39B disclosed. ABL and revolvers recorded 103 financings and $32.48B disclosed.

LaneFacilitiesDisclosed dollarsMedian sizeWith disclosed size
Term securitization266$10.39B$439M17
General corporate borrowing138$140.32B$413M138
ABL and revolvers103$32.48B$88M92
Equity and joint ventures85$47.93B$250M64
Senior credit facilities and term debt78$15.77B$78M71
Warehouse and lender finance76$22.75B$250M57
Forward flow and loan purchase53$44.93B$750M43
Other44$11.84B$174M38
Receivables and factoring33$5.72B$120M26
Fund subscription and leverage lines15$17.15B$410M14
Data center and digital infrastructure11$10.93B$573M11
Bridge and transitional real estate5$860M$90M5
CMBS and agency2$10M$5M2
Equipment finance2$240M$118M2
SBA1$0Mn/a0

Third quarter activity

The third quarter recorded 243 financings, compared with 669 in the prior nine months. Of the quarter financings, 139 had a disclosed size, totaling $111.49B, with a median of $400M. Term securitization led by count with 85 financings. General corporate borrowing had $31.73B disclosed, while forward flow and loan purchase had $20.98B and equity and joint ventures had $20.80B.

LaneFacilitiesDisclosed dollarsMedian sizeWith disclosed size
Term securitization85$1.35B$1.35B1
General corporate borrowing37$31.73B$433M37
Equity and joint ventures26$20.8B$400M20
Warehouse and lender finance20$10.81B$250M17
Forward flow and loan purchase16$20.98B$980M14
Other13$4.83B$375M10
ABL and revolvers12$1.86B$250M9
Senior credit facilities and term debt12$860M$50M11
Receivables and factoring8$1.19B$123M6
Data center and digital infrastructure6$6.03B$863M6
Fund subscription and leverage lines5$10.53B$690M5
Bridge and transitional real estate3$510M$90M3

Who raised the capital

Corporates recorded 258 financings and $178.24B disclosed. Fintech and consumer lenders recorded 146 financings and $34.50B. The group was not stated for 140 financings, with $46.05B disclosed. Specialty lenders and originators recorded 122 financings and $33.11B. Other groups included real estate sponsors and operators, with 71 financings and $13.64B; MCA and small business funders, with 43 and $7.44B; equipment finance companies, with 38 and $4.96B; energy and infrastructure developers, with 18 and $7.56B; and data center developers and operators, with 12 and $14.98B.

Who raised the capitalFacilitiesDisclosed dollarsMedian sizeWith disclosed size
Corporates258$178.24B$248M252
Fintech and consumer lenders146$34.5B$249M64
Not stated140$46.05B$300M81
Specialty lenders and originators122$33.11B$300M49
Real estate sponsors and operators71$13.64B$100M47
Other64$20.82B$100M23
MCA and small business funders43$7.44B$124M27
Equipment finance companies38$4.96B$150M10
Energy and infrastructure developers18$7.56B$250M17
Data center developers and operators12$14.98B$1.4B10

Financing sizes

Financings of $100M and up numbered 412 and represented $355.60B, or 98.4% of disclosed dollars. The $100M to $500M band had 231 financings and $54.98B disclosed. The $500M to $1B band had 81 and $53.63B, while the $1B and up band had 100 and $246.99B. Below $100M, 168 financings disclosed $5.71B: 74 in the $35M to $100M band with $4.54B, 50 in the $10M to $35M band with $1.04B, and 44 under $10M with $0.13B. Size was not disclosed for 332 financings.

Size bandFacilitiesDisclosed dollars
Not disclosed332n/a
$100M to $500M231$54.98B
$1B and up100$246.99B
$500M to $1B81$53.63B
$35M to $100M74$4.54B
$10M to $35M50$1.04B
Under $10M44$130M

Named funders in public records

JPMorgan Chase Bank was named in 40 financings totaling $47.93B. Wells Fargo Bank was named in 34 totaling $42.20B, Bank of America in 27 totaling $18.70B, and Citibank in 20 totaling $33.10B. Names come from public announcements and filings. A financing with several named funders is counted once for each named funder at the full announced amount.

#Funder (public record)Announced facilitiesDisclosed dollars
1JPMorgan Chase Bank40$47.93B
2Wells Fargo Bank34$42.2B
3Bank of America27$18.7B
4Citibank20$33.1B
5Gateway Trade Funding14$10M
6Truist Bank10$5.63B
7PNC Bank10$3.15B
8KeyBank9$7.71B
9Goldman Sachs7$13.72B
10Citizens Bank7$5.51B
11Bank of Montreal7$1.56B
12MUFG Bank6$7.99B
13Morgan Stanley Senior Funding6$2.27B
14Fortress Investment Group5$5.25B
15Fifth Third Bank5$4.15B
16Capital One5$1.52B
17First Citizens Bank5$1.15B
18Rithm Capital5$970M
19Neuberger Berman Specialty Finance4$10.5B
20ING Capital4$5.47B
21KKR4$3.2B
22J.p. Morgan4$2.25B
23Atlas SP Partners4$2.1B
24HSBC4$1.01B
25Eclipse Business Capital4$800M

Monthly pattern

The monthly record is: October 2025, 111 financings and $30.21B; November 2025, 71 and $29.29B; December 2025, 92 and $36.20B; January 2026, 61 and $28.74B; February 2026, 77 and $28.64B; March 2026, 53 and $17.64B; April 2026, 47 and $10.79B; May 2026, 70 and $30.06B; June 2026, 87 and $38.25B; July 2026, 165 and $77.04B; August 2026, 53 and $16.98B; September 2026, 25 and $17.47B.

MonthFacilitiesDisclosed dollars
2025-10111$30.21B
2025-1171$29.29B
2025-1292$36.2B
2026-0161$28.74B
2026-0277$28.64B
2026-0353$17.64B
2026-0447$10.79B
2026-0570$30.06B
2026-0687$38.25B
2026-07165$77.04B
2026-0853$16.98B
2026-0925$17.47B

Five largest financings of the quarter

Cliffwater Corporate Lending Fund, funded by Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, $7.74B, July 29, 2026. CMA CGM / United Ports, funded by Stonepeak, $6.00B, July 28, 2026. Dubai Aerospace Enterprise / Mustang Aerospace JV, funded by Neuberger Berman Specialty Finance, $6.00B, July 6, 2026. Aon plc, funded by Citibank, $4.00B, September 11, 2026. Upstart, funded by Castlelake, $4.00B, July 29, 2026.

CompanyCapital provider (as announced)FacilitySizeDateSource
Cliffwater Corporate Lending FundMassachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Companyfund subscription or leverage line$7.74B2026-07-29source
CMA CGM / United PortsStonepeakjv equity ports terminals vertical integration$6B2026-07-28source
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise / Mustang Aerospace JVNeuberger Berman Specialty Financeequity co investment jv plus warehouse$6B2026-07-06source
Aon plcCitibankgeneral corporate borrowing$4B2026-09-11source
UpstartCastlelakeforward flow$4B2026-07-29source
Charter Communications, Inc.JPMorgan Chase Bankgeneral corporate borrowing$3.5B2026-07-23source
Evergy, Inc.Wells Fargo Bankgeneral corporate borrowing$3.5B2026-07-01source
GreenSkyPGIMforward flow agreement$3B2026-08-20source
Orange (French data center portfolio)Morrisonjv equity$3B2026-07-27source
QXO Insulation, LLCGoldman Sachsgeneral corporate borrowing$3B2026-07-01source

Connecticut UCC sample

The Connecticut sample provides a separate view of filing activity. September recorded 17 filings involving 6 distinct secured parties. August recorded 21 filings involving 4 distinct secured parties. July recorded 39 filings involving 7 distinct secured parties. June recorded 33 filings involving 7 distinct secured parties. The sample comes from the state's open data portal and is not added to the financing totals.

MonthFilingsSecured parties
2026-09176
2026-08214
2026-07397
2026-06337
2026-05175
2026-0493
Secured party, third quarterFilings
First Data Merchant Services69
Newtek Bank21
Bitty Advance7
Credibly6
Forward Financing4

Reading the specialty finance mix

For a sponsor, originator or CFO seeking $10M to $500M, the specialty finance subset offers a public record reference point. It includes 248 financings, with $96.24B disclosed and a median of $200M. Of those records, 198 had a disclosed size; 132 were $100M and up, and 42 were between $10M and $100M. The counts show activity across both size ranges, while the disclosed median for the subset was $200M.

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How the report was built

The report uses press releases, SEC filings, trade press and company newsrooms. Only publicly announced financings with a source link are counted. Each financing is one record, and records flagged as repeats are excluded before counting. Announcements by one company within 10 days count once at the largest disclosed amount, and a facility reported again in later quarterly filings counts once. Other currencies are converted to US dollars at the rate on the announcement date. Acquisitions and other deals that are not financings, along with people moves, are excluded. Ordinary company credit facilities and fund subscription lines have their own lanes. Funder name variants are merged in the funder table. The full table is available as a CSV. The next edition is January 2027.

Edward L. Freeman, Managing Director at PeerSense, is accountable for the data program and its standards, documented on the methodology page.

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