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SEARCHAmeriCredit Corp. announced Monday the expansion and extension of its warehouse credit facility to $1.3 billion, which includes commitments from eight lenders.
FORT WORTH, Texas – AmeriCredit Corp. announced Monday the expansion and extension of its warehouse credit facility to $1.3 billion, which includes commitments from eight lenders.
Before expansion, the borrowing capacity available was $1 billion. The revolving period of the new facility matures in February 2011.
AmeriCredit uses warehouse credit facilities for short-term financing of its receivables until it permanently finances the receivables in securitization transactions.
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