Gradivus Corp
Service

Capital Structuring

Overview

What We Do

We design capital structures that align funding instruments with business fundamentals, asset profiles, cash-flow characteristics, and risk allocation. Our approach focuses on creating resilient, execution-ready capital frameworks that balance priority, protection, and flexibility across different forms of capital.

We structure debt, equity, and hybrid instruments aligned to issuer requirements, investor risk appetite, and commercial objectives, ensuring that instrument features reflect the underlying use of capital and the associated risk profile.

We structure capital solutions supported by underlying assets or cash flows, aligning security structures, repayment mechanisms, and monitoring frameworks with the nature of the collateral or revenue streams supporting the capital.

We support structuring for special purpose vehicles and investment platforms, enabling ring-fencing of risks, clarity of capital deployment, and alignment between issuers, investors, and transaction objectives.

Products Covered

  • Listed and unlisted non-convertible debentures (NCDs)
  • Secured and unsecured debt instruments
  • Term loans and structured loans
  • Pass-through certificates (PTCs) and securitised debt instruments
  • Subordinated and mezzanine instruments
  • Equity and equity-linked instruments
  • Hybrid and structured capital instruments
  • Capital issued through SPVs and investment platforms
  • Escrow structures and transaction accounts
  • Municipal bonds and related debt instruments
Our Difference

Lifecycle Support

We support capital structuring across the transaction lifecycle, from initial feasibility and structure design through execution readiness and post-structuring alignment. Our role involves coordination with issuers, investors, intermediaries, and other market participants to ensure continuity, clarity, and consistency across stages.

What Sets Us Apart
  • Structuring-first approach: Capital architecture is designed before execution considerations are applied.
  • Instrument-agnostic: Structures are driven by suitability rather than product preference.
  • Execution-aware: Structures are created to be implementable, monitorable, and scalable.
  • Ecosystem-led delivery: We work alongside legal, tax, and financial advisors while maintaining clear role separation.
  • Governance-oriented: Structuring decisions are made with due consideration of regulatory, contractual, and monitoring requirements.
Regulatory Note

Capital structuring activities are undertaken with reference to applicable legal and regulatory frameworks governing securities issuance, lending, securitization, municipal bonds, and regulated financial entities, as may be relevant. The applicability of regulatory requirements depends on factors such as the nature of the instrument, issuer profile, transaction structure, jurisdiction, and counterparty characteristics. Regulatory frameworks are subject to change and interpretation on a case-specific basis.