The Liquidity Gap

Private markets have concentrated wealth in illiquid assets while banks have pulled back from complex collateral. Many investors are asset-rich and liquidity-poor. We close that gap.

Constrained Lending

Banks have less appetite for complex collateral.

Illiquid Wealth Growth

Private market exposure keeps expanding.

Capital Disconnect

Liquidity has not kept pace with asset growth.

Who We Finance

Asset-rich borrowers whose collateral falls outside standard bank lending.

01

Fund & LP Investors

Borrow against private equity, private credit, and venture fund interests without selling on the secondary market.

  • NAV and LP-interest loans
  • SPV and co-investment holdings
NAV loans & LP interest financing →
02

Pre-IPO & Restricted Stock

Unlock value in private company shares before a liquidity event.

  • Direct cap-table shares
  • SPV interests and lock-up stock
Pre-IPO & restricted stock loans →
03

Real Estate Owners

Financing for properties and projects that do not fit a bank's box.

  • Bridge and development loans
  • Multi-property and entity-held assets
Bridge & development financing →
04

Companies & PE-Backed Businesses

Senior secured and asset-based facilities for operating companies.

  • ABL refinancing for PE portfolio companies
  • Acquisition and growth financing
Asset-based lending & ABL refinancing →

Specialty assets considered case by case. Transactions of $5M and above for U.S. borrowers.

Where Banks Stop, We Start

The financing gap for complex private wealth, and how we close it.

Traditional Banks

What they typically lend against

Standard real estate
Marketable securities
Business cash flow
Smaller, standardized loans

Mac Murchadha

What we finance

Fund & LP interests
Pre-IPO & restricted stock
Private & development real estate
Corporate asset-based lending
Direct business interests
$5M – $100M+ loans
Paid only by the borrower
You keep the asset

Without Bespoke Financing

The usual alternatives

Sell stakes at a discount
Liquidate below value
Trigger taxable events
Miss time-sensitive deals

Our Process

Competitive, efficient, and borrower-aligned. Term sheets typically in 4–6 weeks.

1
Week 1

Profile

Define objectives, constraints, and the collateral picture.

2
Weeks 1–2

Prepare

Build the blind teaser and memo. Match lenders in MAMM.

3
Weeks 2–4

Go to Market

Confidential outreach to the best-fit banks and private lenders.

4
Weeks 4–6

Term Sheets

Compare offers side by side and negotiate the strongest terms.

5
Close

Execute

Manage diligence and documentation through funding.

See it in practice

Read how we have financed fund interests, family portfolios, operating companies, and more.

View Case Studies