Alternative Debt Placement Services
Structured financing RFQs for trade finance, commercial real estate debt, business acquisition financing, and solar project finance.
FG Capital Advisors provides alternative debt placement and transaction-led capital advisory for sponsors, developers, traders, asset owners, acquisition buyers, and operating companies seeking structured financing routes outside conventional relationship banking.
We review transaction quality, prepare the financing pathway, position the mandate, support debt placement, and coordinate execution through closing where an engagement proceeds.
Structured Commodity Finance
Trade flows, receivables, inventory, LCs, prepayments, offtake, and borrowing base structures.
Commercial Real Estate Financing
Acquisition, construction, refinance, bridge, mezzanine, and preferred equity structures.
Business Acquisition Financing
Senior debt, seller notes, acquisition bridges, mezzanine, and sponsor equity structuring.
Solar Project Financing
Development capital, construction finance, project debt, sponsor equity, and refinancing routes.
What FG Capital Advisors Does
FG Capital Advisors provides alternative debt placement for transactions that require structured lender presentation, disciplined documentation, and a credible repayment case. We support clients across trade finance, commercial real estate debt, acquisition finance, solar project finance, and other asset-backed financing mandates.
Debt Placement
Private credit, specialist lenders, structured finance desks, asset-backed capital, and non-bank financing routes.
Transaction Structuring
Debt stack, security package, repayment source, covenants, tenor, pricing, draw conditions, and closing requirements.
Execution Support
Document review, lender memorandum, term sheet pathway, capital outreach, negotiation support, and closing coordination.
Indicative Term Sheet Coverage
Expand the relevant category to see the usual scope of the initial RFQ review and indicative term sheet pathway.
Structured Commodity Finance
- LC, receivables finance, prepayment, inventory finance, borrowing base, or revolving trade facility.
- Buyer, seller, supplier, offtaker, logistics route, inspection, insurance, and documentary controls.
- Advance rate, tenor, draw conditions, repayment source, eligible collateral, payment controls, and fees.
Commercial Real Estate Financing
- Acquisition loan, construction loan, bridge loan, refinance, mezzanine finance, or preferred equity.
- Loan amount, LTV, LTC, sponsor equity, valuation, NOI, lease profile, collateral, and exit route.
- Interest, fees, tenor, reserves, draw schedule, covenants, reporting, and closing conditions.
Business Acquisition Financing
- Senior debt, seller note, acquisition bridge, mezzanine finance, preferred equity, or hybrid capital stack.
- Purchase price, EBITDA, leverage, buyer equity, seller rollover, working capital need, and closing timeline.
- Security package, repayment source, covenants, reporting, diligence requirements, and refinancing route.
Solar Project Financing
- Development capital, construction finance, project finance, sponsor equity, bridge finance, or refinancing pathway.
- Project capacity, site control, permits, interconnection, EPC, PPA, offtaker, grid connection, and budget.
- Leverage, tenor, pricing, DSCR, reserves, drawdown conditions, completion risk, and operating covenants.
Four-Step Review To Closing
1. Submit RFQ
Complete the form, select the financing type, describe the transaction, and attach supporting documents.
2. Complete Payment
The form redirects to bank coordinates. Review starts after payment is received and matched.
3. Structure Terms
Suitable mandates receive a financing route, document requirements, and indicative term sheet pathway.
4. Place And Close
Engaged mandates proceed into debt placement, lender review, negotiation, documentation, and closing coordination.
FAQ
What happens after I submit the RFQ?
You will be redirected to the bank coordinates page. Once payment is received and matched to the submission, FG Capital Advisors reviews the RFQ and determines the financing route.
Does an RFQ guarantee financing?
No. The RFQ covers initial review and term sheet pathway assessment. Financing depends on transaction quality, documentation, collateral, repayment source, lender appetite, due diligence, and closing conditions.
What documents should I attach?
Attach the most relevant documents available: contracts, financials, decks, invoices, LOIs, SPAs, PPAs, title documents, permits, trade documents, or other transaction materials.
What types of capital providers may be relevant?
Depending on the mandate, the financing route may involve private credit funds, specialist lenders, structured finance desks, trade finance providers, real estate credit investors, project finance lenders, or other alternative capital providers.
