Equity Financing
Access capital through equity financing solutions tailored to your business needs.
How We Can Help
Key Features
- Growth capital for expansion
- Bridge financing
- PIPE transactions
- Equity line of credit
- Custom financing structures
Our Approach
At Squadron Capital, we take a methodical and strategic approach to our equity financing services. Our team of experts works closely with transaction partners to understand their unique needs and objectives, tailoring our solutions to deliver maximum value.
We leverage our deep industry knowledge and extensive network across Asian markets to identify and capitalize on opportunities that align with our transaction objectives. Our rigorous due diligence process ensures that we thoroughly evaluate all factors before making recommendations.
Throughout the engagement, we maintain transparent communication and provide regular updates, keeping all stakeholders informed and involved in key decisions. Our commitment to excellence and attention to detail are evident in every aspect of our service delivery.
Why Choose Us
Proven Track Record
Consistent success stories and robust returns across multiple markets
Global Network
Access to key decision makers and partners across industries
Fast Execution
Streamlined processes that deliver results efficiently
Expert Advisors
Seasoned professionals with deep industry knowledge
Frequently Asked Questions About Equity Financing
Non-recourse stock loan by definition is a loan against the value of a stock whereby the shareholder can borrow against a percentage of the stocks market value, at a low interest rate for the term of the loan. At maturity, the loan can be paid off in full or refinanced (provided no default has occurred) and the Borrower will receive back the same number of shares. Alternatively, if the stock price has fallen below the LTV amount, the borrower can simply walk away from the loan without any further consequences or recourse.
The loan to value ratio (LTV) varies depending on the intrinsic quality of the securities (stock). LTV's are calculated based on evaluation of the potential risk and future performance associated with the stock. Generally the loan to value ratio is 45% – 65%. Each loan's LTV is evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
Stocks must be freely traded securities. Loans cannot be processed for restricted stock.
Most Loans are funded on a DVP (Delivery vs. Payment) basis, which varies from market to market. Both parties coordinate a delivery date with their respective brokerage firms or securities houses to fund the loan. The stock is transferred to the Lenders account simultaneously to the loan funds being transferred to the borrowers account.
Liquidity is relative to the size of the block of stock. Generally speaking the loan will be divided into several tranches, each tranche not to exceed 3-10 days average volume.
There are no hidden costs such as application fees, appraisal fees, or any other upfront costs. In the event that a broker or middleman is involved any fees due can paid at the time of funding from the loan proceeds.
The minimum loan amount is $500,000 USD the maximum is $100 Million USD.
Loans can close in 5-10 days depending on the speed at which the borrower processes the paperwork.
Currently interest rates range from 4% – 12% depending on the liquidity and risk involved and are generally paid quarterly or semi-annually however other payment options are available.
Squadron provides share financing and stock loans for all major global exchanges. If you do not see your country on our list please contact us for more information.
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