Project financing is a funding solution used to support large-scale projects, such as infrastructure, energy, transportation, or industrial developments. Instead of relying primarily on a company's existing balance sheet, financing is structured around the project's expected cash flow and assets, helping businesses access the capital needed to bring complex projects to completion.
Funding a commercial project can be challenging, and we understand that every project is distinct in nature. We work closely with project sponsors, developers, and owners to structure tailored financing solutions that align with a project's long-term objectives. Drawing on experience across industries and a commitment to long-term partnerships, we support our clients through every stage of project development.
Managing Director, Real Assets - Energy group
Managing Director, Real Assets – Power group
Executive Director, Real Assets – Energy group
Executive Director, Infrastructure & Structured Credit group
Senior Director, Real Assets – Energy group
Managing Director, Real Assets – Energy group
Executive Director, Real Assets - Power group
Executive Director, Real Assets – Energy group
Managing Director, Infrastructure
Senior Director, Real Assets – Infrastructure & Structured Credit
Senior Director, Europe & UK Infrastructure
Executive Director, Real Assets – Power group
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Typical financing sizes include:
Companies will generally pursue project financing to fund complex projects, such as infrastructure, power, midstream and energy infrastructure developments. In addition, it can be used to finance the purchase of new equipment, or even uncapitalized projects.
Collapse SectionFinancing can be structured as fixed- or floating-rate construction facilities, long-term term loans with customized amortization profiles and maturities of up to 30 years, or through subordinated debt, mezzanine capital, and equity investments featuring cash coupons, PIK components, and/or ownership positions.
Collapse SectionCompanies value our relationship-oriented approach, ability to provide follow-on capital as growth needs evolve, understanding of complex business requirements, and capacity to fund across the capital structure through senior debt, subordinated debt, and preferred equity.
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