Capital Solutions Built for Complexity.
Transactions are structured around asset value, governance, and execution—built to perform when conventional financing is constrained and stakeholder alignment is determinative.
Structures
Flexible across the capital stack—documented cleanly, underwritten conservatively, and built to execute.
Our primary work: acquiring technology‑rich assets and businesses where speed, structure, and execution certainty matter.
- Distressed and non‑core carve‑outs
- Asset purchases, foreclosures, and structured buyouts
- Clean closings with defined governance
First‑lien and asset‑anchored facilities calibrated to collateral quality, coverage, and enforceability.
- Clear sources of repayment
- Defined controls and remedies
- Milestones and reporting cadence
Structures that blend yield and upside while preserving downside protection and decision rights.
- Convertible / structured participation
- Governance triggers tied to performance
- Downside protection mechanisms
Solutions for liquidity inflection points—designed to simplify stakeholders and restore operating flexibility.
- Recapitalizations and restructurings
- Asset sales and structured takeouts
- Time‑sensitive execution
Special Situations
Mandates are selected where structure and stakeholder alignment create outcomes that conventional financing does not address.
Constrained liquidity with a defined catalyst—where timing and structure matter as much as price.
Situations where underlying asset quality is not reflected in the current valuation or capital structure.
Mandates requiring alignment across boards, creditors, owners, and counterparties.
Underwriting centers on the asset base and a clean, documentable path to outcome—particularly when timing and stakeholder dynamics are decisive.
Execution prioritizes speed without compromising rigor—tight underwriting, focused diligence, clean documentation, and a plan that withstands scrutiny.
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