get up to 100% LTV/LTC project 144A Bond Financing
144A bond is a privately placed debt security that is unregistered by the SEC and traded only between qualified institutional buyers who meet a net worth threshold.
It is a United States (U.S.) based bond offering which is considered to be a less costly alternative to initial public offering (IPO).
144A Bond regulations
144A bonds fall under SEC rule 144A issued in 1990 to facilitate the resale of unregistered securities, in a more liquid and efficient institutional resale market.
Who can issue 144A Bonds?
Trading of 144a debt offering is limited only to between 144a bond financing companies and not individual investors, who cannot be qualified as institutional buyers under Rule 144A. 144a bond financing companies usually includes a vast majority of institutions that can be regarded as accredited investors under the SEC securities laws.
Under the rule, the companies can engage in transactions the SEC would normally rate too risky for the general public. Institutions can make trades even without proof of registration of the underlying issuer by the SEC.
Our services
We provide a link to 144a bond financing companies and underwriter groups and assist our clients worldwide who want to achieve their business financing objectives and secure 100% ltv/ltc project 144a bond funding from a minimum of US$10 million and higher funding requests, that may require innovative financing and structuring.
Our values
The overall value that our financial team brings to 144a bond offering is creative thinking, underwriting expertise, and strategic relationships with potential 144a bond financing companies.
Since mid-2014, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) with their Trade Reporting and Compliance Engine, started reporting transaction data for Rule 144A trades in the corporate bond funding program.
This enhanced transparency made access to more information about trade and transactions in the corporate debt market, easily available to all financial market participants including professional investors, hence, resulting in a more efficient way of pricing and valuation of 144a bond offerings.
Most transactions involving securities of foreign companies are, however, not subject to SEC scrutiny, which exposes U.S. based companies to the potential for fraudulent misrepresentations from foreign issuers. However, the rule also reduces the risks to the industry by allowing companies to spread the risk from foreign issued 144a bonds in private placements, making it easier for companies to issue private placement bonds by essentially facilitating a secondary market among corporations for those bonds.
This makes regular initial public offerings (IPO) and other public issuance less attractive to institutional investors, leaving individual investors with fewer investment options. A 144A bond issue is for United States resident qualified corporations and is usually but not always settled through DTCC in the U.S. and Euroclear or Clearstream in Europe.
Want to raise funds through 144A Bond Financing?
If your company plans to issue a bond, then you would need to write a disclosure document such as a private placement memorandum (PPM), under SEC rule 144A.
The terms of each bond issued will have the maturity date, interest rate, interest payment interval and other terms. Since a PPM is technically a legal document, it is important that it protects you the entrepreneur by ensuring it satisfies the Security and Exchange Commission regulations, and also helps you gain the trust of interested qualified institutional investors.
10. FAQ
What is the 144A Bond program process like?
To apply and qualify for local and or international project financing through the 144A bond program, you need to;
What projects can be funded with 144a bond Financing?
Construction
Rehab
Agriculture
Oil and Gas
Mines
Technology
Energy
Pharmaceutical
Medical Practices (Dental, Veterinary, Ophthalmology and all Surgery Practices)
Minimum 1.25 DSCR
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