How holders mobilise a line.
A few situations — anonymised and hypothetical — to illustrate our structures. For example only: they describe no actual transaction and no guaranteed outcome.
Liquidity without selling.
A founder holds a large stake in a listed technology company and wants to fund a personal project without selling or signalling a sale. A non-recourse loan against a fraction of the line releases liquidity while preserving the upside. (Illustrative.)
Exit a line quietly.
A family office needs to trim a concentrated position that has grown outsized, without moving the price. A block trade at a negotiated price transfers the risk to a principal and limits market impact. (Illustrative.)
Finance a constrained holding.
An executive holds shares under a lock-up and subject to Rule 144. After legal review, a tailored structure mobilises part of the value within the restrictions. (Illustrative.)
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