Remington Financial Group, Inc. - Has Equity Capital Available

About Remington Financial Group, Inc.

Remington has built a successful track record of closing the most challenging debt, mezzanine, bridge, and equity capital transactions since 1993. Our firm has strong connections to hundreds of actively funding sources across the capital stack. We develop and execute financial structures that turn problematic transactions into closings.

Equity financing is an important option for Remington clients to consider as they explore the gamut of funding solutions available. When it comes to equity investment, the experience and knowledge of Remington professionals is unmatched in the industry, which is why Remington professionals often are called upon to identify appropriate equity partners for clients seeking equity assistance.

Remington Financial Group - About Equity Capital

Equity financing is an important option for Remington clients to consider as they explore the gamut of funding solutions available. When it comes to equity investment, the experience and knowledge of Remington professionals is unmatched in the industry, which is why Remington professionals often are called upon to identify appropriate equity partners for clients seeking equity assistance.

At Remington, our Structured Finance Group approaches equity financing in the same way we do for each and every transaction across the capital stack. Our financing experts become, in a sense, an extension of the client. As such, we come to fully understand the client's overall business plan and contribute to it in significant ways, providing comprehensive transaction analysis and advice based on a real-time assessment of the capital markets. The result is the appropriate capital structure involving the right equity partners as determined by client needs and market possibilities.

Remington Financial Group - Understanding the Capital Stack

What is the capital stack? It is the total mix of capital invested in a project, including pure debt, hybrid debt, and equity. The higher the investment appears in the stack, the greater the risk for that investment. The lower the placement, the less the risk. As a consequence, higher stack positions expect greater returns on the capital invested because of the higher risk involved.