Amur Equipment Finance has successfully completed its 15th term securitization, in which it issued $329.25 million in notes backed by equipment loans and leases originated through its platform. BMO served as sole structuring agent and lead bookrunner, with Bank of America and Truist serving as joint bookrunners. Moody’s and Fitch rated the transaction.
“At Amur, we are anchored to our mission of delivering value to our partners and customers in all markets. It’s why we relentlessly innovate, test and sharpen how we serve our partners and it’s why we believe we are building an institution that will stand the test of time,” said Kalyan Makam, Amur’s Chief Executive Officer. “The support we received in this transaction, given the swirl of economic crosswinds, validates that we are on course.”
Amur’s transaction was supported by both long-time investors as well as new participation from large global financial institutions. In all, Amur received a remarkable $1.45 billion of orders across all classes for $329.25 million in notes.
“Our focus is on intentional growth and developing products and service that resonate with our increasingly up-market and diversified customer base. In 2025, we have been thrilled to see a record share of originations in our A-credit and in our Construction, Industrial and Vocational segments, and this transaction reflects that,” Rich Chenitz, Chief Commercial Officer, said. “And we’ve only just begun — we have several new programs that we are excited to roll out this year that we believe will allow us to access an entirely new set of partners and customers. But it all starts with our team — the commitment of and alignment between our sales, underwriting, operations, technology and back-end functions is what powers our success.”
