¿Qué es la financiación estructurada?
Principalmente, la financiación estructurada es un subconjunto de finanzas, que se ocupa del derecho financiero y gestiona el riesgo y el apalancamiento. Las estrategias pueden requerir la reestructuración empresarial y jurídica, el uso de instrumentos financieros y la contabilidad fuera del balance.
Los tipos enumerados a continuación son los diferentes tipos de instrumentos financieros estructurados disponibles:
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Structured Finance
Capital structures shaped around complex transactions
Prominence Bank works with businesses, sponsors, asset owners and institutions to organize financing around cash flows, contracts, collateral and clearly defined commercial objectives.
Finance beyond the standard template
Matching the structure to the economics of the transaction
Structured finance can bring multiple sources of repayment, assets, contracts and stakeholders into a unified financing plan. The structure is built around how value is created and how cash moves through the transaction.
Our review considers the legal entities, underlying assets, projected cash flows, currencies, jurisdictions, security package and required timetable. This allows the financing concept and execution plan to develop together.
- Transaction purpose, amount, currency and timing
- Operating, contractual and asset-based cash flows
- Collateral, guarantees and risk allocation
- Capital ranking, repayment priorities and covenants
- Parties, jurisdictions and closing dependencies
Financing structures
Ten solution areas, presented in a balanced 5 + 5 visual matrix
Each illustration is unique to this page and represents a distinct structured-finance objective.
Capital architecture
Building each layer around risk, return and repayment
A structured transaction can combine different capital layers, each with a defined role in funding, protection and value creation.
Defined repayment priority, security and financial covenants.
Additional leverage positioned between senior financing and equity.
Sponsor contribution aligned with long-term value creation.
Liquidity, debt-service or maintenance reserves supporting resilience.
Transaction process
A disciplined path from concept to closing
Define the objective
Clarify purpose, amount, timing, parties, assets and repayment sources.
Design the structure
Model cash flows, capital layers, security, covenants and transaction conditions.
Coordinate diligence
Organize financial, legal, technical, valuation, insurance and counterparty review.
Document and close
Finalize approvals, agreements, funding mechanics and closing requirements.
Transaction readiness
What helps a structured-finance review move efficiently
Clear commercial purpose
A concise explanation of the transaction, funding need, timetable and intended outcome.
Credible financial model
Historic performance, forecast assumptions, cash-flow sensitivities and repayment capacity.
Organized asset file
Ownership, valuation, insurance, contracts and technical information for relevant assets.
Defined counterparties
Legal entities, sponsors, buyers, suppliers, lenders and other transaction participants.
Jurisdiction map
Countries, currencies, payment flows, governing laws and required permissions.
Execution timetable
Milestones, approvals, conditions, funding sequence and targeted closing date.
Structured finance questions
A practical starting point for complex financing
What makes financing “structured”?
The funding is organized around the transaction’s specific assets, contracts, cash flows, counterparties and risk allocation rather than a single standard lending template.
Can one transaction combine several capital sources?
Yes. A structure may combine senior financing, mezzanine or junior capital, equity, reserves and other agreed components to create an appropriate risk and repayment profile.
Which sectors can be considered?
Potential sectors include infrastructure, energy, logistics, real estate, manufacturing, trade, technology and other established commercial activities with clear transaction economics.
What should an initial discussion cover?
Begin with the business objective, required amount and currency, parties, underlying assets or contracts, expected cash flows and intended timetable.
Bring us the transaction objective. We will help organize the structure.
Share the purpose, parties, amount, currency, assets, cash flows and timetable so our team can identify the most relevant financing pathway.
Transaction structures and service terms are confirmed through the applicable financial, legal, technical and approval process.