Fundraising
Fundraising: Fundraising is a service aimed at seeking capital, which must have a clear purpose and outline the expected return for the business and creditors.
TCP Partners has relationships with the main domestic and international financial institutions that offer capital to Brazilian companies. After understanding the company's needs, TCP builds the fundraising strategy and takes the company to the most suitable lender.
The company's main funding needs
- Investments to expand the business.
- Lack of cash to meet commitments.
Types of lenders
FIDCs (receivables funds)
Suited to companies looking for a simple capital structure to advance receivables.
Banks
Suited to companies looking for a more complete structure to expand operations or cover cash needs.
Funds
Suited to companies looking for a complex structure, with diversified options.
Fundraising and restructuring
Fundraising is also a path for debt restructuring: new funds to swap expensive debt for longer-term debt. And for companies in transformation, fundraising can come together with a new partner, in M&A advisory. Start with the diagnosis to find out how much and what kind of capital the company can carry.
Frequently asked questions
What is fundraising?
It is the search, with financial institutions and investors, for capital for the company, either to invest and expand the business or to cover a lack of cash and meet commitments.
What is a FIDC?
A FIDC (Fundo de Investimento em Direitos Creditórios) is a receivables investment fund that buys companies' receivables. It is usually suited to those looking for a simple capital structure to advance receivables.
What is the difference between FIDCs, banks and funds?
FIDCs serve those who want a simple structure to advance receivables; banks, those looking for a more complete structure to expand operations or cover cash; funds, those looking for a complex structure with diversified options.
How does TCP choose the lender?
After understanding the company's needs, TCP builds the fundraising strategy and brings the company closer to the domestic and international financial institutions it has relationships with.
