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PeerSense Capital Data Report, Third Quarter 2026

PeerSense tracked 781 publicly announced financings in the 12 months through September 30, 2026. Disclosed size was available for 464 financings, totaling $399.92B, with a median of $300.0M. The third quarter included 243 financings, including 142 sized financings totaling $160.65B, with a median of $400.0M. Financings at $100M and up accounted for $396.57B across 374 sized financings. Specialty finance included 211 financings and $100.63B in disclosed size, with a median of $250M. Repeat reports of the same financing were merged into one record.

This page was revised on October 1, 2026. Repeat reports of the same announcement and later reports of the same facility are now counted once, while ordinary company credit facilities and fund subscription lines have their own lanes. The 12 month figures changed from 1,015 facilities and $484.99B to 781 financings and $399.92B.

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

781
Financings tracked, 12 months
$399.92B
Disclosed dollars, 12 months
99.2%
Dollars at $100M and up
$250M
Specialty finance median size

Where announced capital was allocated

General corporate borrowing led disclosed volume at $141.41B across 135 financings. Equity and joint ventures followed at $91.7B across 85 financings. Forward flow and loan purchase reached $45.17B across 53 financings. Warehouse and lender finance reached $25.29B across 74 financings. Term securitization had the highest count at 264, although 17 were sized. Data center and digital infrastructure recorded $19.46B across 11 financings, with a median of $725.0M.

LaneFacilitiesDisclosed dollarsMedian sizeWith disclosed size
Term securitization264$10.39B$439M17
General corporate borrowing135$141.41B$433M135
Equity and joint ventures85$91.7B$300M64
Warehouse and lender finance74$25.29B$255M56
Forward flow and loan purchase53$45.17B$750M45
Senior credit facilities and term debt45$19.71B$113M40
ABL and revolvers33$12.68B$132M27
Other29$10.45B$366M24
Receivables and factoring29$5.8B$180M23
Data center and digital infrastructure11$19.46B$725M11
Fund subscription and leverage lines11$16.52B$520M11
Bridge and transitional real estate5$910M$90M5
Equipment finance4$430M$101M4
CMBS and agency2$10M$5M2
SBA1$0Mn/a0

Third quarter activity

The third quarter included 243 financings, compared with 538 in the prior nine months. Sized financings totaled $160.65B, and the median disclosed size rose to $400.0M from the 12 month median of $300.0M. Equity and joint ventures contributed $60.8B across 27 financings. General corporate borrowing contributed $29.88B across 32 financings. Forward flow and loan purchase reached $21.73B across 17 financings.

LaneFacilitiesDisclosed dollarsMedian sizeWith disclosed size
Term securitization85$1.35B$1.35B1
General corporate borrowing32$29.88B$475M32
Equity and joint ventures27$60.8B$400M21
Warehouse and lender finance18$10.33B$250M15
Forward flow and loan purchase17$21.73B$980M15
Senior credit facilities and term debt15$2.26B$116M14
Other13$5.33B$500M11
ABL and revolvers12$1.79B$192M11
Receivables and factoring9$1.23B$70M7
Data center and digital infrastructure6$14.55B$1.1B6
Fund subscription and leverage lines5$10.53B$690M5
Bridge and transitional real estate4$850M$214M4

Who announced the financings

Corporates accounted for 176 financings and $169.83B disclosed, with a median of $400.0M. Fintech and consumer lenders announced 125 financings totaling $35.59B. Specialty lenders and originators announced 108 financings totaling $35.72B. Data center developers and operators had 15 financings totaling $56.51B, with a median of $1400.0M. Real estate sponsors and operators recorded 65 financings and $13.64B disclosed.

Who raised the capitalFacilitiesDisclosed dollarsMedian sizeWith disclosed size
Corporates176$169.83B$400M174
Not stated152$47.98B$300M90
Fintech and consumer lenders125$35.59B$350M45
Specialty lenders and originators108$35.72B$310M36
Real estate sponsors and operators65$13.64B$147M42
Other58$22.3B$238M18
Equipment finance companies37$5.01B$150M10
MCA and small business funders26$5.6B$140M18
Energy and infrastructure developers19$7.73B$225M18
Data center developers and operators15$56.51B$1.4B13

Large financings dominated disclosed dollars

Financings at $100M and up accounted for 374 sized financings and $396.57B. Financings under $100M accounted for 90 financings and $3.36B. The size bands included 103 financings at $1B and up, totaling $301.23B. Another 71 financings fell between $500M and $1B, totaling $46.91B. There were 317 financings with no disclosed size.

Size bandFacilitiesDisclosed dollars
Not disclosed317n/a
$100M to $500M200$48.42B
$1B and up103$301.23B
$500M to $1B71$46.91B
$35M to $100M43$2.62B
$10M to $35M30$680M
Under $10M17$60M

Most active named funders

The funder names come from public announcements and filings. JPMorgan Chase Bank appeared in 34 financings totaling $36.83B. Wells Fargo Bank appeared in 29 totaling $31.8B. Bank of America appeared in 23 totaling $16.76B. Citibank appeared in 14 totaling $26.85B. PNC Bank appeared in 11 totaling $3.79B. Morgan Stanley Senior Funding and Rithm Capital each appeared in 6 financings. 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 Bank34$36.83B
2Wells Fargo Bank29$31.8B
3Bank of America23$16.76B
4Citibank14$26.85B
5PNC Bank11$3.79B
6Morgan Stanley Senior Funding6$10.8B
7Rithm Capital6$970M
8Goldman Sachs5$13.72B
9Fortress Investment Group5$5.25B
10Nuveen5$1.72B
11Capital One5$680M
12Neuberger Berman Specialty Finance4$10.5B
13KeyBank4$6.19B
14AB CarVal4$3B
15MUFG Bank4$2.63B
16Truist Bank4$1.01B
17Atlas SP Partners4$850M
18Victory Park Capital4$530M
19Bank of Montreal4$380M
20Goldman Sachs Group4$300M

Monthly activity and the July spike

Activity rose sharply in July, which recorded 164 financings and $118.34B disclosed. June had 89 financings and $40.59B, while August had 57 financings and $26.53B. September recorded 22 financings and $15.78B. Before July, the highest monthly count was 89 in June. The July total reflects several large public announcements across equity, data center financing, forward flow and corporate borrowing.

MonthFacilitiesDisclosed dollars
2025-1038$20.95B
2025-1140$22.07B
2025-1248$22.31B
2026-0158$28.74B
2026-0281$32.08B
2026-0353$17.37B
2026-0452$13.94B
2026-0579$41.23B
2026-0689$40.59B
2026-07164$118.34B
2026-0857$26.53B
2026-0922$15.78B

Largest announced financings of the quarter

The largest was Aligned Data Centers with Mgx, Ai Infrastructure Partnership and Blackrock Global Infrastructure Partners, at $40000.0M on July 21, 2026. Riot Platforms announced $9100.0M of data center financing with Morgan Stanley Senior Funding on August 10, 2026. Cliffwater Corporate Lending Fund announced a $7740.0M fund subscription or leverage line with Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company on July 29, 2026. Other large announcements included CMA CGM and United Ports with Stonepeak at $6000.0M, and Upstart with Castlelake at $4000.0M.

CompanyCapital provider (as announced)FacilitySizeDateSource
Aligned Data CentersMgx (with Ai Infrastructure Partnership And Blackrock Global Infrastructure Partnersequity acquisition$40B2026-07-21source
Riot Platforms, Inc.Morgan Stanley Senior Fundingdata center financing$9.1B2026-08-10source
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. /MO/Jp Morgan 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

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

What this says to a borrower

Capital is concentrating in larger transactions, with $396.57B of disclosed dollars tied to 374 financings at $100M and up. Corporate borrowing, equity and joint ventures, forward flow and loan purchase, and data center activity were important channels in the period. A sponsor, originator or CFO seeking $10M to $500M should read the market as one where size, structure and category affect visibility. Specialty finance included 34 financings between $10M and $100M and 128 at $100M and up. The data gives a borrower a way to compare a proposed financing with the public transaction mix without treating every announced amount as directly comparable.

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How the report was built

Financings are collected from press releases, SEC filings including 8 K, 10 Q and ABS 15G filings, trade press and company newsrooms. Only publicly announced financings with a source link are counted. Sizes are recorded as disclosed, and lanes follow the announced facility wording. Repeat reports of the same announcement are merged. For announcements within ten days, one financing per company is counted at the largest disclosed amount, never the sum. A facility reported again in later quarterly filings is counted once. SEC filing borrowings are classified from filing text. Ordinary company credit facilities and fund subscription lines have their own lanes. The full table is downloadable as CSV. The next edition is January 2027.

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

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