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Evolution from an antecedent chronic myeloid malignancy does not impact survival outcomes in NPM1‐mutated AML

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By Elliot Smith, Eshetu G. Atenafu, Aniket Bankar, Steven Chan
| Wiley Online Library Verified
What is the new aspect of your work? Our study's primary takeaway was that we demonstrated NPM1-mutated, secondary AML was not associated with inferior survival compared with de novo AML, providing further evidence that clinically defined secondary AML is not an adverse risk factor. We also highlighted that NPM1-mutated chronic myeloid malignancies experienced a rapid rate of evolution to AML, which supports its recognition as an AML-defining event.
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UMB Capital Finance Closes $33MM Credit Facility for Colorado-based Metals Manufacturer

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By Dinko Angelov, Sean O'Keefe, Elliot Smith
| ABL Advisor Verified
UMB Capital Finance closed a $33,000,000 senior credit facility for a Colorado-based metal manufacturing business. This credit facility enabled the company to refinance its existing debt and to position itself for a major capital equipment project. UMB Capital Finance is a specialty lending division of UMB Bank, providing situational capital to businesses whose leverage profile exceeds the appetite of traditional commercial banking.
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Hedaya Capital Provides $2.5MM Facility Personal Care Products Company

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By Dinko Angelov, Sean O'Keefe, Elliot Smith
| ABL Advisor Verified
The Hedaya Capital Group provided a $2.5 million facility to a fast-growing company that develops plant and mineral-based personal care products. Founded in 2020, their flagship product is an all-body deodorant featuring a groundbreaking new microbiome-approved formula that eliminates odor everywhere. Based on the U.S. West Coast, the company began as a direct-to-consumer enterprise, selling online and through social media.
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