Capital engineered around the situation, not the product sheet.
When neither plain debt nor plain equity fits, we design the instrument — mezzanine, convertibles, hybrids and asset-backed facilities calibrated to the use of funds, the cash-flow profile and the dilution the promoter is willing to accept.
- Ticket size
- ₹5 Cr – ₹500+ Cr
- Typical tenor
- 2 – 7 years
- Return profile
- Coupon plus conversion or exit-linked upside
- Indicative timeline
- 8 – 14 weeks to term sheet
- Geography
- India · GCC · Cross-border
Structured Finance — scope of work.
- Instrument design across the senior-to-equity spectrum for a defined use of funds
- Mezzanine and subordinated tranches that bridge the senior-debt to equity gap
- Convertible structures (CCDs, OCDs, notes) calibrated to valuation and downside
- Asset-backed facilities against receivables, inventory, rentals or specific assets
- Inter-creditor, security and waterfall negotiation across multiple capital layers
Mezzanine
Subordinated debt with an equity kicker, sitting between senior debt and equity.
Convertibles
CCDs, OCDs and notes with conversion mechanics tied to performance or a liquidity event.
Hybrid Capital
Debt-equity blends balancing cost, control and conversion.
Asset-Backed
Facilities secured against receivables, rentals, inventory or identified assets.
Where we take a structured finance mandate.
Answers before the first call.
What is mezzanine finance?
Mezzanine finance is subordinated capital that ranks below senior debt and above equity. It usually carries a higher coupon plus an equity-linked component, and is used to complete a capital stack without full equity dilution.
When is structured finance the right answer?
When senior lenders cannot fund the full requirement, when equity is too expensive at the current valuation, or when the cash-flow profile requires non-standard amortisation.