Reliance Global amends Oak Street credit agreement to apply $1.21 million SMI sale proceeds to term loan paydown
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- Reliance Global Group subsidiaries amended a master credit agreement with Oak Street Funding on Sept. 4, 2026, tied to a planned SMI sale.
- The amendment lets 50% of sale proceeds be retained, replacing a prior requirement to use all proceeds for repayment.
- About USD 1.21 million of proceeds must repay term loan Loan ID 121393; Oak Street will release SMI as a borrower.
- Oak Street will also release liens on SMI assets once the loan paydown is received.
- The amendment included a USD 15,000 fee, subject to customary closing conditions.
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