One blocking risk. One structure.
Same deal. Funded outcome.
Same deal. Same sponsor. Same numbers. Different structure. A live session on how an insurance wrap turns risk a lender will not hold into risk an insurer will, so the capital can follow.
Strong deal. One risk the capital will not hold.
You have a transaction everyone agrees is solid. Then it dies on one exposure. The buyer who might not pay. The jurisdiction that makes lenders nervous. The receivable no one will lend against. The collateral gap you cannot close from the balance sheet.
Most operators conclude the deal is not good enough or the market is too tight. The reality is almost always the opposite. The project is solid. It is one specific risk the capital provider simply refuses to carry.
An insurance wrap moves that one risk off the lender's book and onto a rated carrier's. Once the risk moves, the capital follows. Same sponsor. Same project. Same numbers. Funded outcome, no equity giveaway.
We are the strategic deal architects who get it done when others can't. We design the exact wrap the capital provider will accept and stay in the middle until the wire hits your account.
Who This Is For
Live Transaction, Partial Capital
You have a deal in front of you, part of the capital already committed, and you are ready and able to deploy the insurer's 1-5% premium if a wrap fits.
Stalled on One Specific Risk
Counterparty credit, cross-border exposure, collateral shortfall, or buyer non-payment. The project is solid. One exposure is blocking the cheque.
Cross-Border Capital Seekers
$1M to $500M transactions where Toronto and Zurich institutional reach matters. Receivables, project finance, contract financing, completion risk.
What You Will Learn
A focused 45-minute session: strategy walkthrough plus live Q&A. Visual timeline, before-and-after examples, and a Toronto-Zurich map of how the structure gets built.
What You Will Walk Out With
- Why a wrap closes transactions that would otherwise collapse
- How a wrap can lower your cost of capital, not just unlock it
- The seven structured-finance problems a wrap solves, with before-and-after for each
- What it actually costs: advisory fee versus insurer premium, who is paid when, and what happens if the deal never funds
- The five-item file you bring to your consultation so the call is productive from minute one
- A clear read on whether an insurance wrap makes your exact deal fundable
Questions
- Is this a sales pitch?
- No. It is a strategic session. We show you how the structure works and the exact scenarios it applies to. If your file matches, you can book a private consultation. If it does not, the frameworks are yours to keep.
- Who is this not for?
- People still sourcing their first deal, anyone without verifiable transaction details ready, or anyone not prepared to fund the insurer's 1-5% premium if a wrap fits. The session is still valuable education for those operators, but the private consultation is reserved for those who can act.
- How is AltFunds Global paid?
- Our advisory fee is success-linked when we arrange your funding, around 3% of the loan amount, and we are not paid until the capital lands. When the engagement is structuring a wrap, our fee reflects what the structure is worth to you and starts at $50,000. The insurer's premium (roughly 1-5% of the coverage amount) is paid upfront to the rated carrier, never to us. All fees are disclosed and agreed in writing before any work begins.
- Will there be a recording?
- The live session is where the Q&A happens, so attendance is strongly recommended. Email hello@altfundsglobal.com before June 28 if you cannot attend and we will sort it out.
If you have a live transaction, the capital is partially in place, and one specific risk is blocking the cheque, this is the session to be in. Same deal. Different structure. Funded outcome.