Speed
Decision timing depends on lender review and documentation.
Financing · Bridge
Short-term capital when a deadline matters more than the price \u2013 for acquisitions, planning phases and refinancing gaps.
Bridge finance buys time. It secures a purchase, funds the period until planning consent or covers the gap until a long-term facility is in place.
Speed is the decisive factor: we work with lenders who can decide within days rather than weeks and who accept collateral that classic banks will not underwrite at that pace.
Crucially, the exit must be credible from day one – sale, refinancing or completion. We structure the bridge so the take-out is already prepared.
Benefits
Decision timing depends on lender review and documentation.
Financing confirmation strengthens your position with the seller.
Structures that classic banks cannot deliver at this pace.
Higher pricing, but only for the period actually needed.
We structure the refinancing alongside the bridge.
Confidential handling in time-critical situations.
Process
We aim to review key figures, security and exit within 48 hours of receiving complete key data.
Targeted approach to bridge providers with fast decision paths.
Volume, term, pricing, security and take-out conditions.
Lean documentation with parallel valuation and legal review.
Support towards scheduled drawdown and preparation of the long-term refinancing.
From practice
Every bridge lender asks the same first question: how do I get repaid? Sale, take-out financing or an incoming capital event — the repayment route has to be documented, not asserted. Without it there is no term sheet.
Terms sit above bank level for it. Against an acquisition deadline that would otherwise fail, that is still the cheaper arithmetic.
We suggest sizing the bridge three months longer than planned. Extending mid-contract routinely costs more than the longer term would have.
Land charges, share pledges, assignments: if the notary sees the paperwork only after signing, the speed advantage evaporates.
Questions
The structures described are for general information. Availability, leverage, term, pricing, security and other terms depend on the asset, the borrower, the market environment and the specific financing. None of this constitutes a financing commitment.
Also relevant
Most structures end up as a combination. These are the pieces we mix most often.
Send us your key figures — we respond with a reliable first assessment.