Mezzanine & Subordinated Debt
Flexible capital that sits behind the senior lender and ahead of equity, used to fill the gap in acquisitions, growth projects and recapitalisations.
Common uses
- Filling the gap between bank debt and owner equity
- Management buyouts and acquisitions
- Growth projects without giving up control
- Shareholder buyouts and recapitalisations
Mezzanine terms often include interest plus an equity-linked feature. Structure depends on cash flow coverage, the senior lender's terms and the exit.
Loan amounts, rates, fees, terms and loan-to-value limits vary by deal and are set out only in written agreements. Nothing on this page is a loan offer or commitment.
What to send us
Amount needed, purpose, security offered, exit or repayment plan, timeline, and supporting documents (appraisals, statements, financials).
A complete package is the fastest route: we aim for decisions in days, not months, and funds can move quickly once terms are agreed.
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