Capital Facilities:
Bridge Capital: A short term capital facility which enables a Company to have more time prior to
placement of permanent financing. It also enables the Company to obtain financing to make a down
payment and or pay closing costs.
Commercial Real Estate: Construction loans serve the basic purpose of providing the funds for building a
commercial project. They usually are interest only loans until construction is completed, at which point
the property is sold in units or some form of permanent financing must replace the construction loan.
Convertible Debt to Equity: Convertible Debt to Equity is first and foremost a loan. It involves borrowed
money that has to be paid back with interest. The conversion feature gives the Capital Facility an option
to convert all or a portion of the outstanding principal and or interest of the loan into an equity position in the Company.
Specialty Finance: Cash Flow Term Loans and Revolving Credit Facilities, Subordinated Term Loans and Equity Co-Investments for
business expansion, Joint Ventures and Acquisitions.
Collateral Enhancement: Collateral Enhancements are top International Financial Debt Instruments that offer creditability to financial
statements and gives the Prospect the opportunity to obtain the funds you require. Simply stated, a credit enhancement is an
additional form of collateralization.