Western Alliance Bank Participates in $170 Million Credit Facility for AvAir
Western Alliance Bank is one of six financial institutions providing a $170 million revolving credit facility to aviation aftermarket company AvAir.
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Truist Securities analyst John McDonald maintains Western Alliance (NYSE:WAL) with a Buy and lowers the price target from $93 to $84.
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Western Alliance Bank is one of six financial institutions providing a $170 million revolving credit facility to aviation aftermarket company AvAir.
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