Debt Financing Options
In conjunction with the financing and liquidity transactions that are directly originated by Euro Credit, the third-party debt advisory experts that are in our network of independent affiliates develop financing solutions for enterprises that are in situations that do not readily lend themselves to traditional capitalizations, including:
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Entities that require non-typical capital structures;
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Industry sectors that are unique or are difficult to finance (e.g. medicinal cannabis);
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Businesses with complex capital structures that may involve, for example, multiple classes of stock and fractured management;
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Companies that need rapid turnaround for near-immediate access to liquidity;
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Businesses with unfavorable credit backgrounds or poor financial reports;
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Companies that are shorthanded or understaffed, and that are struggling to raise financing to add new management;
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Entities that need multiple coordinated layers of financing.
Each situation calls for a unique solution, which might include one or more of:
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First-lien or senior secured loans;
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Second- or split-lien lending facilities;
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Mezzanine debt, with short-term exit strategies to retire that debt upon the closing of subsequent debt or equity financings;
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Hybrid unitranche financing that combines senior and subordinated debt and into one amount with a loan facility that includes a blended interest rate;
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Asset-based loans (ABLs) and collateralized security loans (CSLs);
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Bridge and pre-arranged stapled financings.
Euro Credit is a direct provider of certain specific services. Euro Credit reserves the right to refer inquiries for some services to third parties that are licensed or registered to provide those services where licensing or registration may be required by the laws of the applicable jurisdictions in which those services are offered. Euro Credit provides its services fully in accordance with applicable laws, rules, and regulations of all jurisdictions in which it conducts business or otherwise engages in transactions with contracting counterparts, either directly to the extent that an obligation, exemption, or exclusion for licensure applies, or otherwise through third-party licensees.
