Private Markets
Private Credit & Short-Term Lending
Private credit and short-duration lending opportunities, where available, structured around defined financing requirements and terms.
Overview
Private Credit & Short-Term Lending opportunities
Short-term lending opportunities arise where a borrower needs financing for a defined period and a specific purpose. Each arrangement sets its own term, security position, documentation and repayment mechanics.
We review the structure, the counterparty and the information made available, and where an investor's criteria align, we introduce the investor directly to the party arranging the facility. Interest, security and repayment are matters between the investor and that counterparty.
Not every lending opportunity will be available to every investor. Availability and structure depend on the opportunity structure, applicable law, investor eligibility, jurisdiction and regulatory requirements. Alwayz Capital does not claim any lending or crowdfunding authorisation.
Types of opportunity we may introduce
Availability varies. Not every category below is available at any given time.
Defined-term financing
Facilities with a stated duration and a specific use of proceeds.
Asset-related lending
Arrangements where security is taken over an identified asset or set of assets.
Bridging situations
Financing required between two events, such as a sale, refinancing or completion.
Structured lending arrangements
Transactions documented through a defined structure, with terms particular to that facility.
Opportunities are presented privately.
Specific opportunities are not published on this website. Access follows the investor access process.
Lending opportunities carry the risk of borrower default and loss of capital. Interest is not guaranteed, security may prove insufficient, repayment may be delayed and capital may not be returned. No fixed return, guaranteed interest or capital protection is offered or implied.
Alwayz Capital does not provide investment advice or manage investor capital. Investors remain responsible for their own assessment and investment decisions.