Bridge & working capital
Explore a defined short-term funding requirement, the reason for the timing gap and the expected source of repayment. Review the operating cycle, existing obligations and what happens if the expected inflow is delayed.

A financing requirement should be understood in the context of the business and the transaction. We consider the purpose of the capital, the proposed source of repayment, the timetable and the parties involved. Each proposal is reviewed individually.
The appropriate route depends on the facts, the counterparties and the proposed terms. A listed area of focus does not imply that funding is available or that a proposal will be accepted.
Explore a defined short-term funding requirement, the reason for the timing gap and the expected source of repayment. Review the operating cycle, existing obligations and what happens if the expected inflow is delayed.
Consider the underlying commercial transaction, buyer and supplier, contractual payment terms, delivery milestones and relevant documentation. Confirm the receivable or trade flow and identify disputes, concentration and performance risks.
Discuss a requirement that needs a tailored combination of counterparties, cash flows, security or contractual arrangements. A workable structure must be understandable, documented and supported by the relevant parties.
Begin with a concise summary. Where appropriate, confidential documents can be exchanged through the Client Portal once access and the relevant arrangements are in place.
Tell us about the business, the transaction and the capital requirement. We will discuss whether there is a basis to take the conversation further.