Preservation of capital before the pursuit of yield.

The name is a nod to Dr John Watson: the steady analyst who grounds bold ideas in evidence. Every facility is structured around secured collateral, conservative underwriting, and a long view of the relationship.

How a deal is checked.

Scrutiny

  1. 01Initial project assessment. Alignment with risk tolerance and a business model review.
  2. 02Legal due diligence. Swiss and local law firms vet the borrower and the structure.
  3. 03Conditions Precedent check. Verifying the CP list: the conditions that must be met before any money moves.

Structure

  1. 04Financial and collateral review. The numbers and the asset behind them.
  2. 05Security package design. Liens, pledges, and guarantees, set per deal.
  3. 06Notarial registration. Security registered before disbursement.

Stewardship

  1. 07Compliance and regulatory review. AML and KYC against Swiss, European, and local standards.
  2. 08Final approval and documentation. Sign-off and the paper trail.
  3. 09Ongoing monitoring. Regular borrower check-ins and clear enforcement triggers.

Security instruments

  • First-rank mortgage
  • Personal guarantee
  • Bank guarantee
  • Share pledge
  • Cross-collateralisation
  • Assignment of rents
  • Covenants
  • Notarial registration
  • Corporate guarantee
  • Escrow control
  • Retention account
  • Insurance assignment
  • Negative pledge

Packages may vary by deal

From enquiry to indicative terms.

A few minutes

Enquire

Send the project, the asset, the amount and term sought, and the intended exit. A short brief is enough to begin.

Within 24 hours

Qualify

A principal reads the brief, checks it against the deal box, and follows up on anything missing.

Within 48 hours

Structure

The underwriting committee sets the security, the mortgage, the guarantees, and the order of disbursement.

Within 72 hours

Terms

You receive indicative terms in writing, with the structure already agreed rather than assembled after the fact.

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