Business Valuations and Growth Roadmaps
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Game-changing capital products created for entrepreneurs by entrepreneurs.
Non-dilutive growth capital designed to give you the flexibility and leverage you need to grow.
The business expansion line of credit (BELOC) is built by entrepreneurs, not Wall St.
Our business expansion line of credit (BELOC) funding typically requires you to have 25-35% of the loan value upfront.
This initial amount prepays the first 2-3 years of interest, plus a risk premium surplus amount.
Typical use of funds:
Entrepreneurs and investors best suited for this opportunity possess the following traits:
Our business expansion line of credit (BELOC) has the following typical terms:
The business expansion line of credit (BELOC) has the following costs:
Our business expansion line of credit (BELOC) funding occurs in three (3) tranches:
Our business expansion line of credit (BELOC) can provide funding for a wide range of economic projects, including:
However, it is important that the jurisdiction is stable and free from sanctions.
For the Prepaid Risk Cost, payment can only be made with funds that have a clean and clear origin, without any criminal associations. Additionally, the payment must be made in cash immediately upon receipt by the beneficiary's bank. Before proceeding, we carefully evaluate the business opportunity to ensure its viability. As long as the project is legal and not located in a "politically sensitive" jurisdiction, we are open to considering it.
The business expansion line of credit (BELOC) loan minimums are:
Mimium loan size: $3M
Minimum liquidity to cover Prepaid Risk Cost: $750k
If you do want to proceed with applying for a business expansion line of credit (BELOC) loan facility for your project;
Here’s the 5 Phases & 14 steps required.
Phase 1: Pre-approval
Phase 2: Conditional Approval
Phase 3: Final Approval
Phase 4: ICA Wire
Phase 5: Funding
*Lending process stops at (Phase 1) Step 5 if Prepaid Risk Cost funds aren’t RWA.
(ready, willing & able)
**Loan offer is void if borrower fails to complete their steps within the agreed timeframes.
(resubmission fees apply from Phase 2 onward if borrower can’t meet their obligations)
***Steps 1-11 typically happen within 7-10 banking days.
(within standard loan offer expiry deadline)
NOTE: Following the completion of steps 1-4, expect it to take up to 14 banking days to receive a pre-approval or conditional approval (it’s 14 banking days after step 4 to reach steps 5 or 6)
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