Transactions
Selected transactions
Anonymised examples of recent advisory mandates across our three service lines.
The following are anonymised examples of recent advisory mandates across our three service lines. Client identities and certain transaction details are withheld for confidentiality. These case studies are illustrative of the types of mandates we undertake and do not constitute investment advice or a recommendation.
We advised a UK-based renewable energy platform on a €45m unitranche facility to fund its acquisition pipeline. We ran a competitive process across 12 direct lenders and unitranche providers, achieving a 200bps improvement on margin versus the client's incumbent banking facility, while extending tenor and easing covenants to reflect the platform's growth trajectory.
We acted as placement agent for a €150m European private credit fund led by an emerging manager spinning out of a larger institution. We mapped and approached an investor universe focused on UK and Continental European institutional LPs, family offices and selected GCC investors. The fund achieved a first close within six months of mandate signing.
We acted as sell-side adviser to the shareholders of a UK business services company in a managed sale process. The transaction concluded with an acquisition by a pan-European private equity firm. We led valuation, process design, buyer identification, materials and negotiation through to signing.
We advised a management team on the financing of a buyout of an Italian manufacturing business. The transaction was funded through a combination of unitranche debt and equity co-investment, with First Boston Capital running both the lender process and the introduction to the equity sponsor.
We placed a co-investment opportunity in a European renewable energy asset with a network of GCC family office investors. The mandate was executed through our DIFC entity under our DFSA Category 4 authorisation.
The case studies above are illustrative of mandates we have advised on and have been anonymised to preserve client confidentiality. They do not constitute investment advice, a recommendation, or a financial promotion within the meaning of the FCA's COBS rules or the DFSA's Conduct of Business rulebook. Past performance is not a guide to future results.