OppFi Restructures $46.5M Receivables Financing, Terminates Total Return Swaps

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OppFi Inc. amended its revolving credit agreement to facilitate the direct acquisition of $46.5 million in receivables previously managed through total return swaps, which were simultaneously terminated without penalty.

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• Credit Agreement Amended

  OppFi Inc. amended its Second Amended and Restated Revolving Credit Agreement, dated February 13, 2025, to include additional approved states and modify eligibility criteria for receivables.

• Receivables Acquired

  The company borrowed approximately $46.5 million under the amended credit agreement to purchase Gray Rock Receivables, which were previously managed through total return swaps.

• Total Return Swaps Terminated

  OppFi-LLC terminated total return swaps (TRS) with Midtown affiliates, which had provided economic exposure to consumer receivables financed through a $75 million Gray Rock Credit Agreement. No termination penalties were incurred.

• Consolidated Balance Unchanged

  The acquisition of the Gray Rock Receivables did not change the company's consolidated receivables balance due to the structure of the terminated total return swaps.

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This filing details a significant financial restructuring by OppFi Inc. The company has moved $46.5 million in consumer receivables from an off-balance sheet total return swap (TRS) arrangement to direct ownership, financed under its existing revolving credit facility. The termination of the TRS without incurring penalties is a positive outcome, and the amendment to the credit agreement provides increased flexibility by adding new approved states and modifying eligibility criteria for receivables. While the transaction involves a substantial amount, the company explicitly stated that the consolidated receivables balance did not change, indicating a shift in financing structure rather than a net increase in assets or debt. This move simplifies the company's financial arrangements and enhances control over these assets.