Hancock Park Corporate Income Extends Loan Maturity With Banc of California

Hancock Park Corporate Income has moved its loan maturity further out, giving the company more time under its existing credit arrangement with Banc of California. The update extends the maturity date by two years and keeps the rest of the agreement unchanged.

The revised maturity now falls in late February 2028, replacing the previous 2026 date. Every reference to maturity across the loan agreement, note, and related documents has been updated to reflect the extension. Beyond that timing change, the structure of the loan remains the same. Pricing, covenants, and other key provisions were left intact.

This adjustment applies to a business loan first established in 2019 and amended several times since. The latest change marks the sixth amendment, pointing to an ongoing relationship between the lender and borrower. Rather than reshaping the financing, the amendment focuses on continuity and flexibility around timing.

To finalize the extension, standard closing steps were required. The lender needed to receive the signed amendment along with payment of legal fees tied to earlier work and the current update. Once those conditions were met, the amendment became effective in early January 2026.

Hancock Park also confirmed that its existing representations and warranties under the loan agreement remain accurate as of the amendment date. This confirmation helps ensure that the underlying assumptions of the credit arrangement remain in place following the change.

The agreement allows for execution through electronic means and in multiple counterparts, supporting faster and more efficient completion of documentation. Electronic and scanned signatures carry the same legal effect as original signatures.

With the maturity extension in place, Hancock Park gains additional runway under its current financing while preserving the terms already agreed with its lender. The amendment keeps the focus narrow, updates what matters most, and leaves the broader loan framework firmly in place.