Million- and Billion-pound lending. Often a hybrid facility which involves a construction loan rolling into a long-term facility, attracting a no debt servicing (grace period), and can also include interest only period as well as a long-term amortising profile.

Infrastructure projects can encompass a wide range of endeavours aimed at developing or enhancing essential physical and organisational structures. These projects are typically crucial for economic growth, public well-being, and overall societal progress.

Projects can be public-private partnerships, which involve collaboration between a government agency and a private-sector company such as public transportation networks, parks, and convention centres.

Other types of infrastructure projects include: Transportation, Airport development, Energy Infrastructure, Power generation plants, Oil and gas, Telecommunication networks, Schools, universities, Hospitals and healthcare facilities, Sports stadiums and arenas, Man-Made Islands, Water Parks, Resort Projects, Offshore Oil Rigs and more.

Private debt, also referred to as private credit, encompasses loans extended to businesses, not originating from traditional banks or the public financial markets. Instead, these loans are sourced from private markets.

Since private credit is not openly traded or issued on public markets, it may not always be readily convertible to cash. Consequently, it falls under the category of illiquid asset classes, requiring investors to be comfortable with this lack of liquidity.

The key distinction between private debt and private equity lies in the manner in which capital is provided—private debt involves lending capital through loans rather than purchasing a stake in the company's equity. We specialise in identifying, conducting due diligence on, and facilitating access to a diverse array of third-party-managed institutional-grade private debt fund strategies, spanning from direct lending to structured credit funds, covering a wide spectrum of options in between.

Equity financing entails the process of procuring capital by issuing and selling shares of a company. Businesses seek to raise funds for various purposes, such as addressing short-term financial obligations or funding long-term growth initiatives. Through the sale of shares, a company essentially transfers ownership stakes in exchange for financial resources. In the case of startups, shares can also be exchanged for investment.

Our role is to facilitate the alignment with suitable partners, collaborating with you to secure the most favourable terms concerning the investors' return timeline and contractual provisions. In many instances, we have successfully combined equity finance with debt financing from the same source. For instance, this amalgamation may lead to investors offering a member's loan at preferential rates for the debt component. Various sources of equity finance encompass private equity groups, family offices, angel investors, individual investors, venture capitalists, initial public offerings, and crowdfunding.

By collaborating with our partner management firms, we are well-equipped to offer comprehensive Patent services, which encompass tailor-made solutions for patent sales, equity investment, licensing, and acquisitions. These services enable patent owners to monetize their patent portfolios through either private patent sales or licensing initiatives.

Furthermore, our partner can provide valuable assistance to companies and investors looking to acquire patents and swiftly establish their patent portfolios.

Mezzanine debt represents a unique financing solution that blends characteristics of both debt and equity, effectively spanning the divide between these two forms of financing. It stands out as one of the most high-risk types of debt available.

Typically, businesses employ mezzanine debt to finance endeavours such as expansion projects, acquisitions, and significant initiatives. We will secure the required financing for your company and skilfully negotiate the most favourable terms, regardless of the borrowing amount you seek.

Filmmaking is high risk This is primarily due to the substantial costs associated with producing films, making the acquisition of financial backing a crucial component of any filmmaking endeavour.

However, given that each new film represents a distinct and creative project, there exists minimal certainty regarding its ability to attract an audience, achieve commercial success, or even break even. This unpredictability makes the assessment of film projects challenging for financiers, while for filmmakers, securing funds for their projects becomes a formidable hurdle.

Various methods can be employed to fund films, including debt financing, equity investments, grants, crowdfunding, and collaborations with studios or production companies. Intellectual property (IP) is commonly employed as collateral, and loan syndication, guarantees, and insurance are essential strategies employed by those supporting film projects to distribute and mitigate risks.

Financial institutions play a pivotal role in providing funding, with the majority of external financing for films being sourced from commercial banks with specialised film finance divisions, often situated in Los Angeles (USA) or London (UK).

Securing financial resources for acquisitions and navigating ownership transitions, such as Management Buyouts (MBOs) and Employee Ownership Trusts (EOTs), demands the involvement of a well-suited financial partner owing to their intricate nature. We have access to top-tier debt providers worldwide for M&A transactions.

Crafting financing frameworks to facilitate these particular transactions is intricate, necessitating the expertise of skilled lenders. This is why having specialists available to collaborate with the various parties involved is of paramount importance.