You already know the old story: raise a big pool (say $20M), spend months filling it, then go hunting. Capital waits. Fees don't. Standards bend to "put money to work."
We flipped it. We find the deal first, do the risk work first, structure first—then raise to fit that deal.
Pool first, deals later.
Deployment waits for a full pot.
Jurisdiction limits slow the raise.
Pressure to deploy can lower selectivity.
Investors fund a promise; the "work" happens after.
Minimum 5 years for an exit.
Deal first, risk work first, structure first.
Can deploy from the first $100K if that's the right step.
Global investor access (under compliant exemptions) speeds pooling.
Selectivity is preserved because the raise serves the deal.
Investors fund a plan that's ready to execute now.
Potential for earlier exits (deal-dependent).
Capital idles; value decays; windows close.
Prepared entries; shorter time-to-work; windows met instead of missed.
• Decision-ready materials mean fewer cycles.
• Structured rights mean fewer negotiations.
• A fit-to-deal raise means less drag and cleaner closes.
Fund aims for $20M. It takes 8–10 months to fill. Only then do they deploy. Your money finally starts working at month 12.
Deal is de-risked and structured by month 6. First capital can deploy at month 7 (even the first $100K if staged), with follow-ons committed against milestones. Your money starts working while others are still arranging chairs.
Less idle time, more clarity, better control.
Smoother close, fewer surprises, credibility on day one.
Short version: We don't ask you to wait. We ask you to win sooner, safer, and with more clarity.
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