Services that are offered in Debt Syndication

1. Project Finance: This involves long-term financing for commercial projects based on projected cash flows rather than the sponsors' balance sheets. It is typically used for large-scale infrastructure, energy, or manufacturing projects.
2. Working Capital Finance: This type of financing provides funds to cover a company's short-term operational needs, such as inventory purchases, payroll, and other day-to-day expenses. It helps ensure smooth business operations.
3. Equipment Loans: Equipment financing allows businesses to acquire necessary equipment by either obtaining a loan or entering into a lease agreement. This type of financing is specifically used for purchasing or borrowing various types of equipment.
4. Structured Financing: Structured financing is a complex form of financing used for significant fund infusions. It goes beyond conventional tools like loans or bonds and often involves instruments such as collateralized debt obligations (CDOs), syndicated loans, and mortgage-backed securities.
5. Acquisition Funding: Acquisition financing is used to fund the acquisition of another company. By leveraging financing, a company can expand its operations and benefit from economies of scale achieved through the acquisition.
6. Promoter Funding: Promoter funding is a facility provided to the promoters of well-managed companies, allowing them to raise funds against their stake in the operating company. These funds can be utilized for various purposes, including acquisitions, takeovers, and business growth.
7. Mezzanine Funding: Mezzanine capital represents subordinated debt or preferred equity that holds a claim on a company's assets senior only to common stock. It is a hybrid form of financing that combines debt and equity characteristics and is often used to support expansion or acquisition activities.
8. Overseas Funding: Overseas funding refers to funds invested in companies located outside the investor's country of residence. It can be in the form of closed-end funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), or mutual funds, enabling investors to access international markets and diversify their portfolios.