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Blackstone Inc. agreed to buy up to $869 million of single-tenant lease financing loans from First Internet Bancorp’s unit, according to Bloomberg. The loans, which are performing, will be purchased at roughly 95% of the unpaid balance through Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies. First Internet will continue servicing the loans, which are backed by properties leased to long-term, creditworthy tenants such as drugstores, restaurants, and retailers. The bank expects to shift about $550 million of deposits off its balance sheet after closing, improving its tangible common equity ratio. The deal, slated to close on September 18th, follows similar acquisitions by Blackstone, including $2 billion in loans from Atlantic Union Bank.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:03Blackstone Inc. agreed to buy up to $869 million of single-tenant lease financing loans
00:08from First Internet Bancorp's unit, according to Bloomberg.
00:11The loans, which are performing, will be purchased at roughly 95% of the unpaid balance
00:16through Blackstone real estate debt strategies.
00:19First Internet will continue servicing the loans, which are backed by properties leased
00:23to long-term, credit-worthy tenants, such as drugstores, restaurants, and retailers.
00:28The bank expects to shift about $550 million of deposits off its balance sheet after closing,
00:34improving its tangible common equity ratio.
00:37The deal, slated to close on September 18th, follows similar acquisitions by Blackstone,
00:42including $2 billion in loans from Atlantic Union Bank.
00:45For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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