Companies raise capital with either equity or debt. So why is debt financing the lesser taken path despite the central role asset-backed structures play in enabling fintech platforms to scale? Here's a comprehensive guide we put together in collaboration with Finley Technologies, Inc. to help you explore a debt capital raise for your next round! https://lnkd.in/ePsQYJEV #capitalsolutions #fintech
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📊Essential insights for fintech's: Raising debt capital💵 Navigating the financial landscape can be challenging for fintech companies, but understanding how to effectively raise debt capital is key to sustained growth and innovation.🚀 Check out this comprehensive guide to help you master the funding process https://lnkd.in/ePsQYJEV Let’s empower our fintech journey together!💡💪 #Fintech #DebtCapital #Investment #Funding #FinancialGrowth
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Fantastic summary Punit. This seems complicated. Maybe it's easier to just use Pipe Capital as a Service and let Pipe and Punit handle this part for you. 😀 Jokes aside, this is the hardest part of running a business with high capital needs. This write up is spot on, but also assumes you already have a capital product that is tested and works at scale. And is actually scaling. Then doing this through credit cycles is the the art that requires deep through the cycle experience. The highest art is executing on everything flawlessly so you can get to forward flow agreements that allow for a balance sheet light scale approach. Without this it is too hard to actually scale given the equity requirements of the warehouses. Careful out there folks.
Having built capital markets functions across two successful fintech start-ups, I am often asked by early stage companies on best practices to raise debt capital. I penned my views in an article below walking through different forms of debt for fintechs, landmines to avoid as one goes through the process and strategizing for the best outcome. https://lnkd.in/ertfSz3v
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See how equity financing and debt financing complement one another to help you reduce customer churn rate, extend your cash runway and more. Download it here. #EquityFinancing #DebtFinancing #StartupFinances https://lnkd.in/esGZMNej
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📘 Explore Fundflow's Guide to Venture Debt! 🔎 Discover everything you need to know about venture debt, including its uses, eligibility criteria, typical terms, and the application process. This guide is designed to help you understand how venture debt can benefit your business. 🚀 Get Started: Interested in finding out which venture debt lenders might want to fund your business? Register for free on our website (link in comments) or contact us at support@fundflow.ai. You can also explore other types of financing your company may qualify for through our platform. 🔜 Coming Soon: Stay tuned for our next guide on Revenue Based Financing (RBFs), a shorter-term financing option for even earlier-stage companies. #EarlyStage #VentureDebt #Financing #Growth
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Private asset backed credit is having its moment, funds are flush and the competition for deals is competitive. This is in stark contrast to the availability of equity for many (particularly early stage) specialty finance / fintech lenders. If your company needs help sorting through this landscape and conceptualizing a plan for fundraising, reach out. Scalepoint Advisors
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🚀 Understanding the Differences Between Bank and Non-Bank Lenders in Venture Debt 💼 In the venture debt ecosystem, the choice between a bank and a non-bank lender can significantly impact the growth path of a startup. 🔹 Bank Lenders: Typically offer lower interest rates but come with strict covenants and require deeper financial scrutiny. They might also have restrictions around additional financing, which can limit flexibility. 🔹 Non-Bank Lenders: Offer more flexibility, both in terms of structure and speed of execution. They often take on more risk, making them suitable for high-growth startups that need tailored solutions without stringent covenants. At Structural Capital, a non-bank lender, we focus on providing creative, custom debt solutions that align with a company’s growth trajectory—enabling founders to scale faster without sacrificing equity. 📄 Curious to learn more? I’ve put together a white paper that dives deeper into how Structural Capital and other non-bank lenders differentiate themselves in the market. Drop a comment or message me to get your copy! 📩 #VentureDebt #NonBankLending #StartupFinancing #GrowthCapital #StructuralCapital
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2moGreat advice!