Private credit is non bank lending provided by private funds and institutional investors. It offers flexible, relationship driven capital for businesses and real estate projects, often with faster execution and terms that can be tailored to the borrower and the asset. Private credit is commonly used for acquisitions, refinances, bridge needs, construction, recapitalizations, and other situations where certainty of close and customized structure matter.

Structured debt is customized financing designed around the specific needs of a deal, not a one size fits all loan. It can include layered capital such as senior debt, mezzanine, or other subordinate components to reach the right leverage and timeline. It’s often used for complex or time sensitive situations where traditional lenders fall short, while still delivering a clear, executable capital stack.

Flexible financing arranged to support ongoing working capital, acquisitions, and growth through revolving lines of credit and term loans. Facilities are sized around cash flow, collateral, and liquidity needs, with pricing, covenants, and repayment terms structured to match how the business actually operates. Execution is managed from initial sizing through lender outreach, term sheet selection, and closing.

Preferred equity is investment capital that sits between debt and common equity in the capital stack. It typically offers a fixed or target return with priority over common equity, while giving the sponsor more flexibility than adding additional debt. It’s often used to fill capital gaps, reduce required cash equity, or enhance leverage on acquisitions, refinances, and development deals without the tighter covenants that come with higher leverage debt.