Multi-lender facilities syndicated through a single, competitive process.
We run structured, multi-lender syndication for larger facilities — building one credit file, running institutional lenders and credit funds in parallel, and holding pricing, tenor and covenant tension until the consortium is closed.
- Ticket size
- ₹5 Cr – ₹500+ Cr
- Typical tenor
- 3 – 12 years by structure
- Security
- Common security pool, inter-creditor agreement, guarantees
- Indicative timeline
- 8 – 16 weeks to financial close
- Geography
- India · GCC · Cross-border
Debt Syndication — scope of work.
- Single lender-ready credit file, information memorandum and CMA pack for the whole consortium
- Parallel lender process across institutional lenders, credit funds and AIFs to create pricing tension
- Consortium structuring — lead arranger, participation shares, common security and inter-creditor terms
- Term-sheet comparison, negotiation and covenant harmonisation across participating lenders
- Diligence management, documentation and drawdown coordination through to financial close
Syndicated Term Loan
A single amortising facility shared across multiple lenders under common documentation.
Consortium Working Capital
Shared fund-based and non-fund-based limits with agreed drawing power and security.
Club Deal
A small group of lenders taking pre-agreed shares on identical terms, closed faster than a full syndication.
Refinance Syndication
Consolidation of scattered facilities into one syndicated structure on improved terms.
Where we take a debt syndication mandate.
Answers before the first call.
What is debt syndication?
Debt syndication is the process of raising a single large facility from a group of lenders through one coordinated process — one credit file, parallel lender engagement, and common security and covenant terms agreed across the consortium.
When is syndication better than a bilateral facility?
When the requirement exceeds a single lender's appetite or exposure limit, when the borrower wants pricing tension, or when a longer tenor and larger quantum need to be spread across several participants.
How long does a syndication take to close?
Typically 8 to 16 weeks from mandate to financial close, driven by the completeness of the credit file, security creation and inter-creditor negotiation.