Black-Owned Bank to Finance Redesign of Baltimore Arena
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Thursday, June 9, 2022
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The National Black Bank Foundation (NBBF) announced Thursday that a Baltimore-based Black-owned bank is participating in the multi-million dollar syndicated loan to reimagine the iconic Baltimore Arena into a world-class sports and entertainment venue.
Key Points:
- The National Black Bank Foundation (NBBF) announced Thursday that a Baltimore-based Black-owned bank is participating in the multi-million dollar syndicated loan to reimagine the iconic Baltimore Arena into a world-class sports and entertainment venue.
- Harbor Bank of Maryland , an FDIC-designated Minority Depository Institution (MDI) and State of Maryland chartered commercial bank that has provided capital to the Greater Baltimore Market since 1982, will provide financing alongside syndicate leader Truist Bank to Oak View Group (OVG) for its historic renovation of the Arena.
- As a local bank headquartered steps away from the Arena, we are delighted to participate in this transaction and appreciate the importance of continued targeted investment in downtown Baltimore, John Lewis, President, the Harbor Bank of Maryland, said.
- The newly-refreshed Arena will allow Baltimore to compete for more events, driving significant economic activity for the local economy.