B. Riley Farber

B. Riley Farber Advisory Inc. is pleased to have acted as exclusive financial advisor for a client (The Company) for the arrangement of $12.5M in financing from a private real estate lender.

For over 35 years, our client (“The Company”) has been a trusted provider of signal and communication solutions within the railway industry. Operating out of Ontario, the organization has built a stellar reputation, serving prominent rail and transportation companies across North America and internationally.

B. Riley Farber advises the owners of Cool Beer Brewing Co. with the sale of their business to an undisclosed private equity buyer.

During B. Riley’s annual Institutional Investor Conference, a number of panels took place, covering a broad range of relevant topics, including best practices to ensure a successful sale and exit from your business.

B. Riley Farber advises AFOI in Obtaining $55M in financing for the construction of St. Rita at Marylake Long-Term Care Home.

B. Riley Farber Advisory Inc. is pleased to have acted as the exclusive financial advisor for the arrangement of $55M in financing for the construction of St. Rita at Marylake Long-Term Care Home in King City, Ontario from a Schedule A Bank.

B. Riley Farber Advisory Inc. acted as the exclusive financial advisor to the vendor for this transaction. B. Riley Farber Corporate Finance provides investment banking and financial advisory services in the areas of mergers & acquisitions, divestitures, debt & equity financing, business valuations, and fairness opinions.

B. Riley Farber, a wholly owned subsidiary of B. Riley Financial (NASDAQ: RILY) (“B. Riley”), is pleased to announce the addition of Ryan Adlington as Senior Managing Director, based in Calgary, Alberta.

BTGGA Canadian member Allan Nackan from B.Riley Farber was invited to on the abiLIVE webinar panel to discuss key jurisdictions around the globe, focusing on developments you and your clients need to consider when thinking about bankruptcy-type proceedings in foreign jurisdictions.

On the surface, the U.S. economy appears to be humming along. Total U.S. retail sales have exhibited growth year-over-year, with consumer spending supported by low unemployment rates. However, there are underlying economic issues that threaten to crack the foundation and have already started to weaken certain sectors.