The use of asset-backed loans to maximise leverage in private capital deals will be discussed at the next Private Capital Breakfast event in Sydney.
The networking event will be held at The Establishment, George Street, Sydney, Thursday, 25 September.
The event will feature a discussion on how investors can utilise asset-backed loan structures to make acquisition bids more compelling, maximise liquidity through the life of investments and make possible early returns of capital to investors.
Speakers will be Chris Matthews, corporate finance lead at ScotPac Business Finance, Peter Selby, investment director at private equity firm Alceon, and ScotPac senior manager corporate finance, Chris Charleson (pictured). Matthews will explore with Selby and Charleson how they structured loan facilities recently for Alceon to invest in businesses including infrastructure company C20 and heavy engineering group Shadbolt.
More generally, the discussion will outline how an understanding of asset-backed financing can help private capital investors plan acquisitions or develop turnaround strategies, that they can execute free from the constraints of conventional debt covenants.
This event is sponsored by ScotPac Business Finance and organised by Private Equity Media.
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