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PGIM Inks Deal For $3 Billion of GreenSky Home Improvement Loans

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 20 August 2026, 11:30 UTC By Scott Carpenter 1 min read
Key Points

Prudential Financial Inc.’s asset-management arm will purchase up to $3 billion of home improvement loans from lender GreenSky under a three-year arrangement, handing the asset manager a slice of the booming market for home upgrades and repairs.

Prudential Financial Inc.’s asset-management arm will purchase up to $3 billion of home improvement loans from lender GreenSky under a three-year arrangement, handing the asset manager a slice of the booming market for home upgrades and repairs.
PGIM (ORG) GreenSky Home Improvement Loans Prudential Financial Inc.’s (ORG) GreenSky (ORG)
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