Structured Capital Executed with Precision

Black Haven Investments Limited is a Bahamas-based investment firm focused on structured capital solutions, asset-backed financing, and disciplined capital deployment across global markets.

The firm specializes in non-recourse share-backed financing, providing liquidity against listed equity securities while maintaining strict standards of structure, control, and execution discipline.

Non-recourse share-backed financing is a structure where a loan is secured solely by pledged exchange-listed shares.

In the event of default, the lender’s recourse is limited strictly to the collateral. No claim is made against the borrower’s other assets or personal balance sheet.

A typical transaction follows a structured process:

1. Shares are pledged as collateral
2. A loan is advanced based on collateral value
3. Security arrangements and control mechanisms are established
4. Funding is executed following completion of conditions precedent
5. At maturity, the borrower repays the loan and the shares are returned

Execution is governed by formal documentation, custody arrangements, and institutional controls.

No.

The structure is designed to provide liquidity without selling shares, allowing clients to retain ownership, maintain market exposure, and preserve strategic positions.

Typical clients include:

• High-net-worth individuals
• Family offices
• Corporate entities
• Controlling shareholders

These structures are commonly used where liquidity is required without disrupting long-term investment positions.

Eligible collateral typically includes:

• Freely tradable shares
• Securities listed on recognized exchanges
• Liquid, institutional-quality equities

All collateral is subject to internal review, including liquidity, volatility, and structural considerations.

Indicative loan-to-value (LTV) ratios are typically up to approximately 75%, depending on the asset profile.

Final terms depend on market liquidity, position size, volatility, and structural considerations.

Key benefits include:

• Liquidity without asset disposal
• Preservation of upside exposure
• No recourse to other assets
• Continued ownership and control
• Confidential execution
• Flexible use of proceeds

Yes, in most cases.

Voting rights are typically retained by the borrower, subject to lender protections designed to preserve collateral value.

If the value of the pledged shares declines:

• Additional collateral may be required, or
• The position may be adjusted according to agreed thresholds

Failure to meet maintenance requirements may constitute an event of default.

Indicative terms are typically provided within 1–2 business days.

Full execution and funding are typically completed within approximately 10 business days, subject to completion of due diligence, documentation, and all conditions precedent.