By Taimour Zaman Growth equity occupies a sweet spot in private capital—it’s not seed stage, but not full buyout either. These firms invest in businesses that already have traction, but still need fuel to scale. For accredited investors, growth equity offers a...

By Taimour Zaman Not every company is a startup chasing seed money, and not every business is big enough for a buyout. Sitting between those two worlds is a powerful investment lane called growth equity. It’s where private capital steps in to help proven businesses...

By Taimour Zaman Healthcare has long attracted private capital, but in recent years, the sector has emerged as one of the most active investment frontiers. Aging populations, digital health innovation, biotech breakthroughs, and post-pandemic infrastructure upgrades...

By Taimour Zaman Technology startups live in a world of speed. They scale quickly, burn through cash even faster, and often require outside capital before traditional banks will even return a call. For accredited investors, this creates both opportunity and risk: the...

By Taimour Zaman When traditional banks pull back on lending, private capital steps forward. Direct lending—where non-bank firms provide loans directly to businesses—has exploded into a trillion-dollar global asset class. For accredited investors, it has become one of...

By Taimour Zaman Real estate has always attracted private capital. From multifamily housing to commercial developments, accredited investors see property as a tangible asset that can generate reliable income, hedge against inflation, and offer long-term appreciation....

If the U.S. economy has a sweet spot, it’s the middle market. These companies—typically valued between $1 billion and $10 million—are too mature for venture capital but often overlooked by the mega-funds chasing billion-dollar deals. They are the unsung backbone of...

By Taimour Zaman Retail is a different animal. Seasonal peaks, inventory fluctuations, and slim margins make it more challenging for shop owners to secure financing on the same terms as a consulting firm or a SaaS startup. If you run a retail business, the key...

Types of Equipment Financing Services 1. Equipment Loans / Term Loans Secured by the Asset A lender advances capital specifically for the purchase of equipment. The asset itself serves as collateral (or at least part of the security package). Over the loan term, you...