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Practice · Sheet 03Services / Financing & transaction advisory

01Finance & Structure

Get finance-ready before you approach a lender.

We help businesses prepare for, structure and approach financing. Financing itself comes from independent, licensed banks and financiers. We do not lend.

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Fig. 03.1 · Practice 01
Sheet 03.2 / OverviewThe problem we solve

The problem we solve

Most financing applications stall because the paperwork, the structure or the numbers aren't ready. We fix that before a lender sees them.

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Sheet 03.3 / How we helpSeven services

How we help

Open a card for the detail.

Sheet 03.4 / Readiness packAssembly drawing

What goes into a readiness pack

Six inputs, prepared and checked, become one bank-ready proposal.

Fig. 03.4 · Readiness packAxonometric · NTSPlan · NTS
What goes into a readiness packAxonometric drawing. Six input documents, 1 Company profile, 2 Financial statements, 3 Contracts and project documents, 4 Cash-flow model, 5 Security and guarantees and 6 KYC and compliance documents, each joined by a numbered orthogonal connector to one output block labelled Bank-ready proposal.12345612345601 · COMPANY PROFILE02 · FINANCIAL STATEMENTS03 · CONTRACTS & PROJECT DOCUMENTS04 · CASH-FLOW MODEL05 · SECURITY & GUARANTEES06 · KYC & COMPLIANCE DOCUMENTSOUTPUTBank-ready proposalWhat goes into a readiness packPlan drawing. Six input documents joined by numbered connectors, 1 to 6, to one output labelled Bank-ready proposal.01COMPANY PROFILE102FINANCIAL STATEMENTS203CONTRACTS & PROJECT DOCUMENTS304CASH-FLOW MODEL405SECURITY & GUARANTEES506KYC & COMPLIANCE DOCUMENTS6BANK-READYPROPOSAL
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  • Input document 1–6
  • Numbered connector
  • Information flow
  • Bank-ready proposal
Sheet 03.5 / DeliverablesWhat you receive

What you receive

The bank-ready proposal leads. Where a project needs them, the other practices add their own documents.

Sheet 03.6 / Capital stackExploded view

Illustrative capital stack

  • Equity
  • Quasi-equity
  • Senior debt

Illustrative only. No rates or terms are implied.

Fig. 03.6 · Capital stackExploded axonometric · NTS
Illustrative capital stackExploded axonometric drawing of three stacked layers. From top to bottom: equity, quasi-equity and senior debt. An arrow beside the stack shows risk rising towards the top and repayment priority rising towards the bottom. Illustrative only. No rates or terms are implied.SENIOR DEBTQUASI-EQUITYEQUITYMORE RISKPAID FIRST

Illustrative only. No rates or terms are implied.

Sheet 03.7 / Who it's forClients

Who it's for

Sheet 03.8 / How it runsFour steps

How it runs

  1. 01

    Review

    Readiness review of your documents

  2. 02

    Prepare

    Prepare the pack and structure

  3. 03

    Introduce

    Introduce you to licensed banks or financiers

  4. 04

    Support

    Support through credit approval and onboarding

Sheet 03.9 / QuestionsQuestions we help answer

Questions we help answer

“Is our project bankable?”“Letter of credit or guarantee?”“What will a lender ask for?”“How should the project vehicle be set up?”

Compliance

Delivered under strict KYC, anti-money-laundering and data-protection standards. We are not a lender: any financing decision is made by the licensed bank or financier.

Sheet 03.10 / FAQsFinance practice

FAQs

Do you lend?

No. Financing comes from independent licensed banks and financiers.

Can you guarantee approval?

No. Credit decisions are made by the lender. We make sure your application is complete and credible.

Which lenders do you work with?

Independent licensed banks and financiers. We're not tied to any one of them.

What does it cost?

Fees are agreed up front and set out in your engagement letter.

Sheet 03.11 / EnquiryTalk to this team

Talk to the finance team

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