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YOUR FIRST ENGAGEMENT

Know what stands between your project and financing.

A defined assessment of the project’s commercial, financial and documentary readiness, ending with a prioritised action plan.

Project and infrastructure illustration

A useful first decision before a wider mandate.

We establish the assessment scope and fee before work begins. The output identifies what supports the financing case, what needs more work and the next-stage engagement options.

01

Readiness review

Review available project information, development status, revenue arrangements and material dependencies.

02

Preliminary financing case

Assess the funding requirement and preliminary financing capacity using the available evidence.

03

Obstacles & priorities

Identify missing information, unresolved risks, specialist reviews and required actions.

04

Recommended next stage

Set out a capital strategy and an appropriate scope for further preparation or execution.

What the assessment delivers

A readiness report, a preliminary financial assessment, a prioritised action plan and a recommended next-stage scope. Depth, timing and fees depend on project complexity and information quality. This is not a funding commitment or a substitute for formal technical, legal, credit or investment due diligence.

Questions before you start

Is there a fixed public fee?

The fee is quoted against a written scope after the initial discussion. No fee is collected through the public enquiry form.

How quickly will I receive the assessment?

Delivery milestones are agreed after the information requirements and scope are established. The website does not promise an unverified turnaround.

What happens after the assessment?

You can use the action plan to address gaps. A subsequent modelling, structuring or execution mandate is agreed separately where appropriate.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Give your project a clear path forward.

Start with your project stage, financing objective and the decisions you need to make.