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BLC Selects Lamina to Streamline Private Credit Origination and Expand Loan Participation Network

April 8 2026

Lamina, a purpose-built multi-lender platform for managing loan syndications and participations, today announced that BLC has selected Lamina to streamline its private credit origination process and enhance collaboration with participating lenders.

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Lamina Announces Partnership with nCino to Simplify Complex Syndication and Participation Loan Workflows

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nCino will offer Lamina's solution to existing and prospective customers, enabling a simplified syndication and participation loan process through data aggregation

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