Financing assessment

Know what your business can support. Then approach lenders.

Before you refinance, acquire a business or fund an ownership transition, understand your debt capacity, liquidity needs and financing options. Sabine turns the analysis into a practical financing plan.

Discuss an assessment

A focused advisory engagement. Lender outreach can follow under a separately agreed scope.

What you receive

A basis for the decision.

  1. Debt capacity & liquidity analysis

    Assess cash flow, debt service and liquidity under base and downside scenarios.

  2. Collateral & borrowing-base review

    Evaluate potential availability, eligibility constraints and reserves where relevant.

  3. Financing alternatives

    Compare structures, repayment requirements and key trade-offs.

  4. Recommended next steps

    Identify information gaps, credit issues and the work needed before lender outreach.

When an assessment helps

Start with the decision.

What can replace our existing debt without constraining the business?

Assess existing obligations, maturity dates and cash requirements. Compare replacement structures against debt-service capacity and the liquidity the business needs to operate.

A standalone engagement

Analysis first. A clear next step.

Start with a focused assessment when you need to evaluate financing options before committing to a lender process. We agree the decision to be addressed, the information required and the deliverables for your situation.

Scope and fees are agreed before work begins. An assessment is not a financing commitment. If you decide to proceed to lender outreach, that work is separately agreed.

See the full advisory process

Begin with a conversation

What financing decision are you facing?

Tell us the objective and your timing. We can discuss the appropriate analysis and engagement scope.

Discuss an assessment