Credit anchor
Named or likely creditworthy tenant, offtaker, customer, user, public entity, university, health system, or other obligor.
For developers & owners
Your extended capital-markets CFO. If your tenant, offtaker, user, or customer is creditworthy, its durable obligation may support a better route than sponsor equity, mezzanine capital, or short-dated debt. A Project Credit Scan tests that route before the capital stack locks.
The developer problem
A project can have a strong tenant, offtaker, public entity, healthcare system, university, or corporate user, yet still carry a heavy equity or preferred-equity slice because the financing conversation starts with the sponsor.
As your extended capital-markets CFO, we look at the project from the obligation first: who is paying, for how long, under what contract, against what asset, and whether the route belongs in lease finance, equipment finance, project private placement, insurance direct lending, tax / incentives, bank debt, or another path.
What we test
Named or likely creditworthy tenant, offtaker, customer, user, public entity, university, health system, or other obligor.
Lease, PPA, take-or-pay, service agreement, concession, or use agreement duration and payment durability.
Whether the asset is better reviewed through CTL, lease-backed capital, equipment finance, project debt, bank debt, tax, incentives, or another route.
Where capital cost may improve on the qualifying displaced slice, without promising proceeds, rates, or accounting treatment.
Construction risk, consent, asset title, contract assignability, DSCR, residual value, tax posture, sponsor quality, or missing documents.
The budget, contract, lease term, asset schedule, debt stack, or current lender position needed to make the financing view more precise.
Independent perspective
The point is not to take value from the tenant, offtaker, or customer across the table. The target is usually inefficient outside equity, preferred equity, mezzanine capital, short-duration debt, or a route that was never tested.
We work for one disclosed client per deal and keep financing promises out of the public read until private diligence and specialist review support them.