There is a significant gap in funding in the municipal market for both tax-exempt and taxable projects. This opportunity set exists between three areas:
Our experience and resources position us to fill this funding gap, creating significant benefits for project counterparties. At the same time, we are able to structure investments with strong covenants and other protections for the benefit of our capital partner. We facilitate funding for important community projects and provide capital solutions flexible enough to support evolving project requirements and long-term objectives. For example, we can work with our capital partner to support additional financing needs for follow-on transactions and expansion opportunities.
Often, a counterparty will give us the basic elements of a transaction such as the financing of a public-purpose asset that has certain credit enhancing attributes available. Those basic elements are much like a lump of clay that needs to be shaped into a transaction that meets both the project’s and capital partner’s objectives. We actively engage with the counterparties and our capital partner to add shape and definition to that lump of clay in a manner that clearly aligns with our capital partner's objectives .
In the end, our mission is to structure transactions that are highly customized and adapted to our capital partner's needs, while also providing sufficiently robust protections for the investment that enable transactions to close successfully. V2MC’s strong partnership with Fundamental Advisors as its capital partner uniquely positions V2MC to lead and execute these investments.
Focusing on off-balance sheet and off-credit financings, as well as credit-tenant leases, to a wide range of assets including acute care hospitals, federally qualified health centers (FQHCs), senior care and behavioral health, and osteopathic schools
Transforming multi-family housing through conversions to not-for-profit (NFP) ownership, refinancing existing projects, and expanding and constructing new student housing facilities
Expanding facilities with new capital, refinancing public market or bank debt, and utilizing off-balance sheet and off-credit financing for higher education institutions, as well as acquiring and expanding new school sites and refinancing existing debt for charter schools
Leveraging cash flow streams from governmental entities, including tax increments, special assessments, special revenues, general obligation and tax-backed bonds, and engaging in public-private partnerships and project finance to support sustainable infrastructure development