Structured financing
Flexible financing for strategic projects
Do you need financing for a strategic large-scale project? Would you like to restructure the financing you might have with multiple banks already? We would be happy to support you at this stage working together with our specialists in order to find the best solution for your project.
Experience on the Swiss market
As the lead arranger, we support multiple transactions each year, from the initial idea right through to completion
Tailored financing
Individual advice by financing specialists that is tailored to your needs
Global offering
Access to UBS's comprehensive global offering
Your requirements
When you face a challenging acquisition, we can support you with structuring and arranging complex debt financing solutions. We offer the following types of financing:
- Medium to long-term bank loans
- Short-term bridge loans for subsequent refinancing on the capital and/or credit markets
For larger financing volumes, we can act as the arranger, underwriter, and agent for syndicated acquisition loans.
Buyout financing is a popular form of financing when buyers wish to invest only a limited amount of their own capital.
Examples:
- Succession arrangements
- Company purchases
We can support you with management buyouts (MBOs), management buyins (MBIs), and leveraged buyouts (LBOs), and arrange the debt capital you require.
For larger financing volumes, we can act as the arranger, underwriter, and agent for syndicated buyout loans.
Syndicated loan financing is used to raise a large amount of debt capital via the banking market. Syndicated loans are employed in various situations from 50 million Swiss francs upwards.
Examples:
- Medium-term operational finance for ongoing business activities
- Investment and expansion financing
- Acquisition and LBO financing
- Project financing for infrastructure projects in Switzerland
We can arrange the syndicated loan, take care of loan administration, and as a central point of contact, coordinate tasks between you as the borrower and the financial institutions involved as lenders.
