Corporate Loan
Corporate Finance
Swift Consultancy leverages its strong relationships with Indian as well as Global Financial Institutions and Banks to advise and arrange project finance and structured finance for its clients. We are a leading player in arranging a blend of structured debt instruments ranging from Loans, Convertibles, and Debentures/Bonds to long-term/short-term credit. Our experienced advisory team works across a spectrum of debt markets covering banking, capital markets, project finance, securitizations and asset-backed lending. We work in close partnership with management to develop a financing strategy, evaluate all financing alternatives, determine the most appropriate potential funding option and implement the most preferred one.
Structure Finance Advisory
Our Corporate Finance Advisory team has rich experience in structuring financial products, suitable for the specific business needs of clients. We structure and arrange equity and debt financing for different purposes, as well as offer advice on inorganic growth and strategic divestments. Our client dialogue focuses on sustaining commercial advantages and leads to actionable strategic and financing decisions. As a part of our advisory services, we identify strategic issues to be addressed, prioritize business targets and formulate a business strategy that meets the taxation, accounting, regulatory, and financial goals of clients.
Private Equity Advisory
We have an impeccable track record in private equity advisory and syndication, with rich experience in executing transactions with multiple financial sponsors across industries. Our success is based on a nuanced understanding of business imperatives, as well as long-term relationships with private equity, venture capital funds and multinational companies. The advisory team ensures prompt closure of complex transactions involving equity, equity-linked and derivative financing. Our Private Equity Financing Advisory team evaluates the business model, level of development, capital structure, strategic imperatives and overall financial profile in the light of specific circumstances and strategic goals of clients. We adopt a hands-on approach to transactions by brainstorming with the client’s key management about the most relevant positioning, managing multiple investors with varied offers, coordinating with service providers for the diligence process and advising stakeholders on negotiations.
Mergers And Acquisitions
We are one of the leading Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) advisory firms. Our integrated advisory approach combines strategic and tactical expertise, global reach, domain knowledge and innovative structuring & financing solutions. We partner with company boards and management teams in both buy-side and sell-side M&A transactions. Our team structures solutions by aligning the short and long-term strategic objectives of clients.
Project Finance / Promoter Funding
We have an impeccable track record in Project finance. It is the funding of long-term infrastructure, industrial projects, and public services using a non-recourse or limited recourse financial structure. The debt and equity used to finance the project are paid back from the cash flow generated by the project. Project financing is a loan structure that relies primarily on the project’s cash flow for repayment, with the project’s assets, rights, and interests held as secondary collateral. When starting a new project or introducing a new aspect to the business, functioning doesn’t meet the planned finance schedule all the time. Some kind of financial leverage is needed to make the project come to reality. Thus, project funding in India addresses exactly the monetary requirements of the exclusive project. It means a loan obtained for fulfilling the finances that a new project brings along with it. Here the collateral security is the project itself. So, it means the loan can be repaid after the project completes or begins generating revenue.
Thus, it is the funding of infrastructural or industrial projects on a long-term basis. The project commences the cash flow once it has been completed. It is a common type of financing and hence is used widely in the Indian market industry. Project finance is especially attractive to the private sector because companies can fund major projects off-balance sheets. (OBS)
Mezzanine Capital
Mezzanine financing is a hybrid of debt and equity financing that gives the lender the right to convert the debt to an equity interest in the company in case of default, generally, after venture capital companies and other senior lenders are paid. In terms of risk, it exists between senior debt and equity. Mezzanine debt has embedded equity instruments. often known as warrants, attached which increase the value of the subordinated debt and allow greater flexibility when dealing with bondholders. Mezzanine financing is frequently associated with acquisitions and buyouts, for which it may be used to prioritize new owners ahead of existing owners in case of bankruptcy. Mezzanine financing bridges the gap between debt and equity financing and is one of the highest-risk forms of debt. It is senior to pure equity but subordinate to pure debt. However, this means that it also offers some of the highest returns to investors in debt when compared to other debt types, as it often receives rates between 12% and 20% per year, and sometimes as high as 30%. Mezzanine financing can be considered as very
expensive debt or cheaper equity, because mezzanine financing carries a higher interest rate than the senior debt that companies would otherwise obtain through their banks but is substantially less expensive than equity in terms of the overall cost of capital. It is also less diluting of the company’s share value. In the end, mezzanine financing permits a business to more more capital and increase its returns on equity. Companies will turn to mezzanine financing in order to fund specific growth projects or to help with acquisitions having short- to medium-term time horizons. Often, these loans will be funded by the company’s long-term investors and existing funders of the company’s capital. In that case of preferred equity, there is, in effect, no obligation to repay the money acquired through equity financing. Since there are no mandatory payments to be made, the company has more liquid capital available to it for investing in the business. Even a mezzanine
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