What challenges can I expect when I am faced with a financing issue?
Maasdael Corporate Finance assists companies, management teams, major shareholders, private equity firms and banks when faced with a vast range of financing issues. We arrange acquisition financing, refinancing, real estate financing and international financing structures. Additionally, Maasdael has broad experience in guiding companies that are in financial distress.
A company may require financing for a variety of reasons such as acquisitions, rapid growth, investments, refinancing, a management buy-out and disappointing financial results. Combining the specific circumstances of the company, a wide range of financing tools are available. Examples of such tools, besides regular long-term loans, include methods like mezzanine financing, sale & lease back transactions and factoring facilities. By using various financing tools in a creative way, often a lot more can be achieved than initially expected by the parties involved.
Maasdael Corporate Finance advisors have extensive experience in structuring complex financing methods and are able to quickly assess whether financing is feasible. We only accept projects where we can see a good solution for your financing challenge. We have a large network consisting of banks, private equity firms, private investors, leasing and factoring companies and alternative financing companies.
Why Maasdael?
Maasdael Corporate Finance was founded by former bankers and has been an independent expert in corporate financing for many years. Our employees have gained experience at major banks, and have been involved in a large number of prominent transactions. Every year we assess a multitude of credit proposals and we know exactly what your benchmark is. We have excellent references in practically every sector. Due to our outstanding track-record we are regularly hired when an IC&R (Intensive Care and Recovery) department is involved. Maasdael is considered to be an authority when an intermediary is needed between company and bank.
