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First Internet Bancorp disclosed that its bank subsidiary entered into an agreement with Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies affiliates to sell a performing single-tenant lease financing loan portfolio. The Agreement allowed sale of up to $869 million aggregate principal balance; following satisfaction of closing conditions the Bank completed a Sale of $836.9 million aggregate principal balance for net proceeds, after transaction costs, of $794.2 million.
The filing states $27.9 million of the Portfolio remains under review and may be sold later under the Agreement. The Company also entered into a servicing agreement under which it will continue to provide loan servicing and other administrative services for the loans sold. The summary in the filing is qualified by reference to the full Agreement, filed as an exhibit.
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