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Published on 7/7/2016 in the Prospect News Bank Loan Daily and Prospect News High Yield Daily.

S&P rates TriNet loan BB

S&P said it assigned a BB rating to TriNet HR Corp.'s proposed $135 million term loan A-2 due 2019.

The recovery rating is 1, indicating 90% to 100% expected default recovery.

The proceeds will be used to refinance its existing $200 million term loan B due in 2017.

TriNet HR is a wholly owned subsidiary of TriNet Group Inc., S&P said.

The offering will be leverage neutral and TriNet will have roughly $500 million in reported debt outstanding, the agency said.

S&P said it estimates that for the 12-month ended March 31, the company's adjusted debt-to-EBITDA was about 3.8x.

The agency said it expects the company will maintain debt leverage at less than 4x during the next 12- to 24-months due to continued growth in the professional services business and good cash flow generation, given the increase in the outsourcing trend of non-core business functions.

TriNet reflect the company's narrow product focus in the highly competitive and fragmented professional employer organization (PEO) industry, lack of scale and limited geographical diversity, S&P said.

The company has a solid market position within the small- to medium-size business segment of the PEO industry, but competes against companies that are larger and have more financial wherewithal, the agency said.

S&P said it believes TriNet is an effective competitor in this space and has grown both organically and through acquisitions to more than 12,000 clients spread across several verticals.


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