fOR PROJECTS from $100M (no UPPER limit)
INFRASTRUCTURE, real estate, hospitality, energy, oil & gas SECTORS
PRIME LOCATIONS: USA, CANADA, AUSTRALIA & WESTERN EUROPE
WHAT WE DO:
Are You Truly Ready for Institutional Capital Due Diligence?
$100M+ projects fail institutional review not because they lack ambition — but because their documentation fails underwriting standards.
AltFin audits, restructures, and converts your existing project materials into a completed institutional-grade due diligence submission pack — before you approach capital.
The Problem
If you are raising $100M+, you already know:
- Lenders request endless documents
- One missing item can delay credit review for months
- Requirements vary, but no one gives you a definitive list
- Submission formats are inconsistent
- You don’t know what is truly mandatory vs optional
- Rejection often comes with no clear explanation
The result?
Time lost.
Credibility damaged.
Momentum gone.
Our Solution
AltFin does not arrange finance.
AltFin prepares your project for institutional review.
We take your existing documentation and convert it into a structured, institutional-grade due diligence submission package — aligned with how institutional capital actually evaluates projects.
One structured intake.
One controlled review cycle.
One consolidated output.
No advisory loops.
No presentation redesign.
No negotiation management.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE:
At the end of the process, you receive:
The AltFin Institutional Due Diligence Submission Pack:
- Institutional Readiness Report (15–25 pages)
- Standardized Due Diligence Document Index
- Capital Stack Structure Summary
- Collateral Position Summary
- Risk & Deficiency Disclosure Sheet
- Lender-Facing Executive Submission Brief (10–15 pages)
- Institutional Virtual Data Room Architecture Map
This is not theory.
It is a completed institutional submission structure built from your existing materials.
HOW IT WORKS:
Looking to accelerate a serious project? We help you audit your project’s readiness fo.
Step 1. Structured Document Intake
You submit your complete FINAL project documentation within a defined upload window.
No rolling submissions.
No piecemeal review.
Step 2. AI-Assisted Audit & Standarization
Your documentation is mapped against institutional due diligence standards.
We identify:
- Structural gaps
- Missing mandatory documents
- Collateral weaknesses
- Capital stack inconsistencies
- Underwriting risk flags
Step 3. Institutional Submission Pack Delivery:
Within a structured cycle (approximately 30 days), you receive your completed submission package.
No iterative revisions.
No open-ended advisory.
Further changes require a new engagement.
WHO THIS IS FOR:
This program is designed exclusively for:
- Experienced developers
- $100M+ capital requirements
- Defined project scope
- Identifiable collateral structure
- Teams preparing for institutional engagement
It is not for concept-stage ventures or capital searches without documentation.
WHY THIS MATTERS:
Approaching institutional capital without a properly structured submission package:
Signals inexperience
Triggers extended DD cycles
Reduces underwriting confidence
Damages sponsor credibility
Preparation is not optional at this level.
It is structural.
OUR ENGAGEMENT MODEL:
Fixed-fee engagement.
Structured scope.
Portal-based communication.
Defined timeline.
We prepare your submission package.
You decide when and where to deploy it.on.
FAQs:
Do you offer project financing globally?
Yes, but projects in prime jurisdictions, USA, Canada, Australia, and Western Europe are preferred.
What types of projects do you fund?
Large-scale capital projects across sectors like energy, real estate, data centers, hospitality, and infrastructure.
What are the minimum and maximum amounts for project financing?
Minimum: $100 million. No maximum.
Can you finance projects without equity?
No. Projects must show equity or acceptable collateral. Please review Project Eligibility Requirements and Acceptable Collateral Forms before submitting an inquiry.
What collateral is required for project finance?
Acceptable collateral typically includes cash collateral or its equivalent, subject to lender approval. Please review the details listed above.
Can we use our project as collateral?
No. Lenders require external collateral. Project assets or future value are not accepted.
What about the project costs?
Borrowers are responsible for their own project costs (legal, feasibility, due diligence, etc.).
What loan terms do you offer? What are the interest rates for money lending?
Loan terms vary by lenders and project specifics. Interest rates are typically higher than traditional bank loans.
When will funds be available?
Funding timelines depend on project readiness and due diligence. Each project is assessed individually.
What types of clients do you work with?
Experienced project developers, owners, or mandated representatives with large, credible projects.
How do I submit my project for review?
Via the online application form on this website. Make sure to read the eligibility criteria first.
How long does your Initial Review take?
Typically 3–7 business days, depending on the quality of your submission.
Do you work with introducers, intermediaries or brokers?
Yes, provided you are retained and mandated to represent the project.
If I submit a project on behalf of a client, how are my broker fees protected?
Any broker fees you have negotiated with your client can be written into the final financing agreement by the lender.
Do you have a referral program?
No, we do not have any referral program, as our business model is designed for direct engagement with projects and lenders only.
CASE STUDIES:
Our lenders have worked with major infrastructure developers, reputable equity firms, and trusted asset monetizers. In select cases, partners provided collateral support or joined the project directly—subject to the project’s strength and structure.
innovative finance
$600 Million Green Resort Development
A resort project required $600M in financing. Its $160M land asset lacked liquidity for use as collateral. The lenders structured a bridging/remortgage solution by monetizing the land. A hotel operator also committed $50M upfront, which was accepted as additional collateral.
creative finance
$1.4 Billion Port in South America
A $1.4B port development was financed with just $5M in contribution from the project developer. Through innovative structuring and collaboration with port operators, the lenders enabled near-full financing. This approach drastically reduced the capital required from the developer while still securing the entire funding package.