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Category: Non-cash Assets

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Using CAP Equity Investments for Senior Loans

CAP funding can be used to arrange 100%, full leverage, financing, with no additional “skin in the game” — just the Family Office funding in the capital stack — with sufficient completion assurance Security. As an equity investor, we can also help lower the hurdle of adequate Security for the target funding (see chart showing…
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WTV: Decarbonizing Tire Manufacturing

We previously funded diverse Waste-to-Value (WTV) projects from resource recovery to conversion of hard-to-recycle, calorie-containing waste plastics (Israel), mixed municipal solid waste (UK), and presently intend to finance recovery of fossil-carbon materials like end-of-life tires, with a case study described below. Using a “slow” pyrolysis system with advantages for biogenic wastes, mainly for biochar, we…
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Now Hiring: IGF Sales Agents

Apply by sending your resume and cover letter to jobs@in3capital.net Job Title: IGF Sales Agent, Certified Sales Agent Location:  Virtual (Headquarters in California) Hiring Manager:  Impact Guarantee Fund (IGF) LLC managing partner, Daniel Robin Hours:  Up to you, pending contractual arrangements Compensation:  Salary depends on experience (DOE); mainly commission based, but salary available once proven.…
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Types of Non-Cash Assets that can be used for In3CAP Security

Assets or securities that may be used as short-term security deposit for a Completion Assurance Guarantee (CAG): Which ones are best? The acceptability of the proposed asset as collateral for a Standby Letter of Credit (SbLCs are the most widely used), or other bank-involved instruments, is entirely up to the banker you approach.  We don’t…
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Practitioner Series: Leased or Fresh Cut SbLCs – the games Providers play

Clients sometimes encounter guarantee “Providers” that can be a valid option in rare situations. Here is a nuanced Practitioner’s Primer to this topic. Key ideas in bold in case you are in a hurry. When someone offers a “leased” (or “fresh cut”) financial instrument, they are probably a Provider, not an accredited asset owner, and…
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