Specialty finance

Capital for cash flows the market has not priced.

Criterica Capital provides capital to, or acts as the buyer of, cash-flowing, asset-backed businesses outside litigation: receivables, contracts, royalties and servicing books. A written collateral and cash-flow read comes first.

A good business can be undervalued because no one can read it.

When the cash flows are real but the asset is unusual, banks and generalist buyers discount it or pass. We read the underlying record and price the business on what it collects.

What we look for

Four things make a business a fit.

Measurable cash flows

Collections that can be counted, by period and by source.

A record that can be read

Item-level history we can analyze: what was originated, what was collected and when.

Limited correlation to markets

Cash flows that depend on contracts and counterparties, not on the direction of public markets.

A long horizon

Assets that pay over years, held by owners who want a partner for that horizon.

What comes back first

A written collateral and cash-flow read.

Before any structure, you see what the business supports.

Entry offer

The collateral and cash-flow read

We read the collateral and the cash flows from your record and state what they support: the collection pattern, the concentration, and what capital or price is consistent with the record. You receive it in writing and can stop there.

Tell us about the business
How it works

From a first conversation to a structure.

  1. STEP 1
    Tell us about the business
    What it does, what it holds and what you want.
  2. STEP 2
    Send the record
    Item-level history of the assets and their collections.
  3. STEP 3
    Written read
    Collateral and cash flows, in writing.
  4. STEP 4
    Structure in writing
    Growth capital, recapitalization, a control or minority partner, or a buyer.
What to send

Four items start the read.

Send what you have. We tell you what else is needed.

Item
What it covers
Business description
What the business does, how the assets arise and who the counterparties are.
Asset record
Item-level history: origination, collections and status.
Cash-flow history
Collections and costs by period.
What you want
Capital, a partner or a buyer, and the timing.

Tell us about the business.

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