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Business Structuring & Funding

Smart structures and capital for growth

As your business grows and your project pipeline expands, the simple corporate structure you started with may no longer be fit for purpose. In a sector as high-risk as property and construction, you need to build a "firewall" around your hard-earned assets.

We help you look at your corporate architecture through a commercial lens, ensuring you are protected if a specific project goes south while making sure you have the funding in place to jump on new opportunities.


Corporate structuring & risk separation

If you are a developer or a contractor with multiple high-value projects on the go, you shouldn't have all your eggs in one basket. We specialise in the implementation of Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) for individual developments. This ring-fences the risk, so a legal dispute or financial problem on one site doesn’t threaten your core contracting business or your other developments. We also design holding company structures that allow for the safe, tax-efficient movement of cash and assets across your group, ensuring your "war chest" is protected.

Joint ventures and collaboration

Taking on larger infrastructure or housing projects often requires partnering with other firms. We help you structure Joint Ventures (JVs) that make commercial sense. We ensure the legal and financial frameworks are clear from the outset, the tax treatment is optimised for all parties, and the risk-sharing arrangements are robust. A well-structured JV allows you to scale up and take on bigger contracts without putting your entire firm at risk.

Debt advisory and business funding

Securing capital in the construction sector requires a sophisticated approach. Traditional high-street banks are often hesitant to lend to the sector without significant security. Our debt advisory team knows the alternative lending market inside out. Whether you need development finance for a new build, mezzanine funding to bridge a capital gap, or a working capital facility like invoice finance to smooth out your monthly cash flow, we find the funding that fits your specific project timelines. We help you navigate the “covenants” and terms to ensure you maintain your operational flexibility.

FAQs: Business Structuring & Funding

Specialist insights on using SPVs, structuring joint ventures, and navigating the complex landscape of construction finance.

An SPV isolates the financial and legal risk of a single project. If that project incurs a massive unexpected cost or a legal claim, the liability is contained within that specific company, protecting the parent company's assets.

They look for a "clean" balance sheet, a realistic development appraisal, proof of experience in similar projects, and a clear exit strategy (e.g., a sale or refinance plan).

It is much more complex due to existing contracts and tax implications (like SDLT or Capital Gains), but it is often possible. We can conduct a structural review to see if a reorganisation is viable.

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