For Borrowers

Credit structured around the situation

Every PACT engagement starts with the same three-part review. Operator, asset and plan are evaluated together before the firm deploys its own capital directly or runs a wider capital process on the borrower's behalf. The choice follows the situation, not the product menu.

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For Borrowers

Credit structured around the situation

Every PACT engagement starts with the same three-part review. Operator, asset and plan are evaluated together before the firm deploys its own capital directly or runs a wider capital process on the borrower's behalf. The choice follows the situation, not the product menu.

Aerial view of a sprayer tractor moving along a dirt track, applying inputs to a vast green plantation with vertically aligned rows.

For Borrowers

Credit structured around the situation

Every PACT engagement starts with the same three-part review. Operator, asset and plan are evaluated together before the firm deploys its own capital directly or runs a wider capital process on the borrower's behalf. The choice follows the situation, not the product menu.

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The problem

Most lenders are structured around a single transaction.

PACT Standard

PACT is structured around the relationship: a single point of contact across acquisitions, refinancings, build-outs and restructurings, without re-explaining the situation each cycle.

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HOW PACT WORKS FOR BORROWERS

From the structure, to the relationship

Some transactions belong on PACT's balance sheet. Some are better served by the broader capital markets. PACT determines the path and the borrower keeps a single point of contact.

CREDIT SPECTRUM

From conforming loans to private credit, underwritten to a single standard.

Conforming Loans

Conventional loan structures. Long-term financing at market terms.

Loan Structure

Conforming loans follow established credit boxes and support longer terms with current-pay structures, making execution straightforward and efficient.

PACT Advantage

Conforming credit runs on familiar mechanics. PACT keeps the relationship around it coordinated, so the borrower keeps one point of contact through the life of the loan and the transactions that follow.

Transitional Loans

Sound collateral in transition. Positioned between conforming and private credit.

Loan Structure

Transitional loans look forward, not back. Shorter terms and current-pay structures are sized to a credible path through lease-up, completion, recapitalization or refinance.

PACT Advantage

PACT underwrites the path out at the start. The borrower understands the off-ramp before signing the term sheet, and the relationship stays with one team through the transition.

Traditional Private Credit

Custom structures. Built for situations outside conventional parameters.

Loan Structure

Private credit transactions carry shorter terms and more flexible payment structures than conforming or transitional loans. Each structure follows from the specifics of the situation.

PACT Advantage

Private credit at PACT handles situations the standard product menu cannot accommodate. Decisions move quickly, closes are certain, and structure adjusts to the facts.

RELATIVE RISK
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FOR BORROWER INQUIRIES

Discuss a transaction, borrower need, collateral position or capital advisory mandate.

A panoramic view of rolling hills with cultivated agricultural fields in shades of green and gold. In the background, distant mountains beneath a blue sky filled with big, white, puffy clouds.
FOR BORROWER INQUIRIES

Discuss a transaction, borrower need, collateral position or capital advisory mandate.