Looking to restructure some debt stemming from acquisitions and to fund the buyout of its majority owner, Tex-Cap Concord Insurance Services—a Dallas-based insurance agency that places commercial, personal and employee-benefits business—tapped Oak Street Funding for a multimillion-dollar loan.

“Every deal of a decent magnitude will have its challenges. With this one, there was a lot of emotion around the ownership change; and the tax implications if the deal didn’t close in 2012 added a [pressing] time element,” says Rick Dennen, CEO of Oak Street, which has made some 1,700 loans since its founding in 2003. 

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