Structured financing solutions for established businesses with complex capital needs. From accounts receivable financing to M&A transactions, we design custom solutions with bank and non-bank partners.
Leverage your outstanding invoices and inventory to access working capital. Also known as factoring or asset-based lending.
Finance business acquisitions with tailored structures. Combine seller financing, equity, and debt for optimal leverage.
Secure financing using business assets as collateral. Includes equipment, real estate, inventory, and intellectual property.
For transactions over $5M, we structure deals with multiple lenders to meet your capital needs.
Specialized programs for franchisees of approved brands. Multi-unit and master franchisee structures available.
Restructure existing debt, extract equity, or reposition balance sheet for growth.
We review your business model, capital needs, and objectives to determine optimal structure.
We present your opportunity to our network of banks, credit funds, and institutional lenders.
We help you evaluate offers and negotiate the most favorable terms for your situation.
We coordinate with your team, advisors, and lender to close efficiently.
Accounts receivable financing (also called factoring or invoice financing) allows you to borrow against outstanding invoices. Lenders advance 70-85% of invoice value immediately, then collect payment from your customers. You receive the remaining balance minus fees when invoices are paid. This converts unpaid invoices into immediate cash flow. Learn more about invoice financing.
Invoice factoring involves selling invoices to a factor who collects payment directly from customers. Invoice financing uses invoices as collateral for a loan, and you collect payment from customers. Factoring provides faster funding but customers know you're using a factor. Financing keeps customer relationships private. Learn more about invoice factoring vs business loans.
Yes, M&A financing can help fund business acquisitions. Lenders typically finance 70-80% of acquisition value, requiring 20-30% equity from buyer. Financing structures include SBA loans, conventional loans, seller financing, and mezzanine debt. Strong target business financials and buyer experience improve approval odds.
Asset-based lending (ABL) uses business assets as collateral including accounts receivable, inventory, equipment, real estate, and intellectual property. Loan amounts are based on asset valuations rather than cash flow alone. ABL offers lower rates than unsecured loans and more credit flexibility. Learn more about asset-based lending.
Commercial lending amounts vary by program. Accounts receivable financing typically advances 70-85% of invoice value. M&A loans can finance $500k-$50M+ depending on deal size. Asset-based loans depend on asset valuations. Syndicated deals can reach $50M+. Amounts depend on business financials, collateral value, and deal structure.
Commercial deals require a consultative approach. Let's talk through your situation.
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