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Shares of TriState Capital (TSC) in Pittsburgh rose slightly during their first day of trading.
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Wintrust Financial (WTFC) of Rosemont, Ill., is planning to raise capital by issuing subordinated debt.
June 9 -
Highlands Bancorp (HSBK) in Vernon, N.J., has raised $5 million by placing subordinated debt.
May 19 -
A funding option reopens to smaller banks.
May 27
TriState Capital Holdings (TSC) in Pittsburgh has raised $35 million through a private placement of subordinated debt.
The proceeds qualify as Tier 2 capital for the $2.5 billion-asset company. The notes, which are set to mature in July 2019, have a 5.75% fixed interest rate.
"This placement diversifies our sources of low-cost capital and enables us to fund continued growth without dilution to common shareholders," James Getz, TriState's chief executive, said in a press release. "Over our history, we've successfully accessed new capital as needed to fund TriState Capital's expansion, attracting over $357 million to date including this subordinated debt."
Stephens Inc. handled the placement. TriState did not identify the entity that bought the debt.
