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BrightSpire Capital, Inc. · Mar 18, 4:20 PM ET

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BrightSpire Capital, Inc. 8-K

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BrightSpire Capital Enters $250M Repurchase Facility with JPMorgan

What Happened

  • BrightSpire Capital, Inc. filed an 8-K reporting that on March 12, 2026 its indirect subsidiary BrightSpire Credit 9, LLC (the “Seller”) entered into a Master Repurchase Agreement with JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. providing up to $250.0 million to finance first mortgage loans, senior loan participations and related mezzanine loans secured by commercial real estate.
  • Advances under the facility are indexed to the 1‑month term SOFR plus a spread determined case-by-case. The initial maturity is March 12, 2029, with two one‑year extension options at the Seller’s discretion (subject to conditions). The company also filed a related Guarantee Agreement (BrightSpire Capital Operating Company, LLC as guarantor).

Key Details

  • Amount: Up to $250.0 million revolving repurchase facility (can be paid down and re-drawn subject to conditions).
  • Pricing: Indexed to 1‑month term SOFR + a spread determined per transaction.
  • Term: Initial maturity March 12, 2029, plus two one‑year extension options at Seller’s option.
  • Guarantee & covenants: Guarantor provided a partial recourse guaranty with maximum liability generally capped at 25% of the then-current amount due with respect to purchased assets; covenant tests include minimum liquidity (complex test capped in relation to $50M / $10M / 5% of recourse indebtedness), tangible net worth ≥ $900M (adjusted for future equity proceeds), consolidated total debt ≤ 75% of total assets, and consolidated EBITDA/interest expense ≥ 1.40x.

Why It Matters

  • This facility provides BrightSpire immediate access to up to $250M of financing capacity to fund commercial real estate loans and related assets, which can support lending activity and portfolio growth.
  • The Guarantee and financial covenants create defined liquidity and leverage requirements that the company must meet; failure to satisfy conditions or covenants could limit borrowings or trigger remedies.
  • The agreement is a new direct financial obligation reported in the 8-K and the definitive agreements are filed as exhibits to the report.

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