Citi joins Versana’s other three founding investors – Bank of America, Credit Suisse and J.P. Morgan – in centralizing global reference, historical transaction, position and floating-rate contract details for the $7 trillion syndicated loan and private credit markets. Thousands of additional facilities are expected to be available on the platform in the coming months as Versana continues to scale and onboard three additional agent banks – Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo – all of which invested in Versana earlier this year.

“With Citi’s connectivity to Versana, we continue to deliver on our mandate to digitally centralize administrative agents’ data on one platform across the corporate loan asset class,” said Versana’s Founding CEO Cynthia E. Sachs. “We thank Citi for their tireless work in making this launch a reality. We’re thrilled for Citi to join their founding investor peers in offering a total of 1,500 facilities, $900 billion in commitments, on the Versana platform to their institutional clients.”

“Citi has been committed to the Versana platform from the very beginning as we recognized that real-time information sharing is critical for the growth of the syndicated loan market,” said Michael Hershkowitz, Chief Operating Officer of Wholesale Lending for Citi’s institutional businesses. “We’re excited to be fully connected to the Versana platform and to further Versana’s mission to transform the industry.”