Structuring

Some deals only exist because of how they’re structured.

Credit vehicles — compartments and banking relationships — in Luxembourg, ready to fund your project. The structure is ours; the deal stays yours.

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The problem

Every route to capital-markets funding needs a vehicle to carry it. Get the structure wrong and the deal stalls: over-engineer it and it’s slow and costly; under-build it and it won’t clear the market. Debt is simple when the structure is right. The whole deal comes down to one number on the note: an investor says “I’ll pay 98.50.” Our job is to provide the simplest vehicle that gets you there.

The approach

The simplest structure that funds

The simplest vehicle

The vehicle that gets you funded: fit-for-purpose, never over-engineered. The vehicle’s only job is to get the job done.

Structured to be fundable

Built for the investors worldwide who actually have to buy it, and settled through the systems they already use, so the vehicle clears the market — not just exists on paper.

A foundation to build on

We provide the credit vehicle itself — the compartment, banking relationships and operational stack — in Luxembourg, ready for your project to borrow from. The vehicle is the tool; the project stays yours. Offered where it fits, never imposed.

Fast execution

Stood up quickly, not months of over-engineering. Speed without cutting corners.

Straight answers

The questions you’re already asking

Why not just use a big bank or established house?

Structuring is what we do, not a sideline. We structure and arrange the vehicle that funds and stand it up fast, without the legacy cost or delay of a large house.

Can you handle complex or bespoke structures?

Yes. Complexity is where structuring earns its keep. The goal is always the simplest version that actually works.

Isn’t a simpler structure a riskier one?

No. Simple means fit-for-purpose, not flimsy. Over fifty years’ combined experience — the structure stands up when it’s tested.

The process

How it works

Step 01

Understand the project

What you need to fund, and on what terms. The structure follows the goal, not the other way round.

Step 02

Agree the terms

Your loan terms and the issue that funds them, fixed before launch.

Step 03

Stand it up

Documentation and execution, handled fast and cleanly.

Step 04

Ready to fund

A vehicle built to clear the market, so the raise can move (and, where it helps, straight into our market-access work).

The full stack

Every debt issuance needs the same infrastructure underneath it — an issuing vehicle, a security trustee, a facility agent, the operational plumbing. That infrastructure is always needed and never the point. We provide all of it as a single stack, so the only thing you bring is the deal.

One provider, one conversation. Structuring and origination, trustee services, facility agent and covenant monitoring, and the Luxembourg issuing vehicle — all under one roof. Not fragmented execution across counterparties, and no decision that waits on an external party.

For each transaction we establish a ring-fenced compartment in our Luxembourg securitisation vehicle, giving investors bankruptcy remoteness and structural clarity — a clean, standard foundation, stood up per deal.

What we handle — the infrastructure

  • Security issuance and documentation
  • Settlement infrastructure
  • Programme administration and reporting
  • Vehicle filings, accounts and audit
  • Vehicle administration

What you handle — the deal

  • Demonstrating creditworthiness
  • Delivering your project
  • Servicing your loan

Let’s find the vehicle that gets you funded.

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Insights

From the desk

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