Capital Arranging for Independent Sponsors

As an independent sponsor, you juggle many tasks while pursuing an acquisition. Retaining JWC to arrange capital can significantly increase your chance of success. How?

By Providing Access to a Wider Capital Provider Network: JWC maintains an established network of private equity funds, commercial banks, mezzanine lenders, and family offices, eliminating much of the legwork at the front end of the capital raise process and significantly increasing the odds of securing financing with acceptable sponsor economics.

By Enabling Transaction Efficiency: By engaging JWC to manage a highly systematic capital raise process, you can focus on the transaction's nuts and bolts—diligence, documentation, and transition planning. This streamlines the process and potentially accelerates the close timeframe.

By Leveraging Our Professional Expertise and Experience: JWC uses its structuring experience and knowledge of market conditions to advise on how best to position your opportunity in a way that generates capital provider interest.

By Enhancing Your Credibility with Sellers and Capital Providers: Working with a reputable intermediary such as JWC can signal seriousness and lower execution risk to sellers and potential capital providers.

JWC's competitive success-based fee model links our compensation directly to the outcome of your transaction and does not distinguish between capital classes, allowing us to provide unbiased capital structuring advice.

JWC will consider a potential deal to be in the center of our fairway if it contains the following elements:

• Proprietary deal in the final negotiation stage or an auction/brokered deal under LOI
• Industrials, B2B/B2C services, or healthcare services
• Adjusted EBITDA >= $4 million
• Engagement raise amount >=$15 million
• Credible value creation thesis that results in projected 5-year MoIC>=4.0x
• Strong leadership story (sponsor, operator, and management team)
• Customer and supplier diversity
• Low capex requirement
• Meaningful cash investment by the sponsor (sources can be friends and family)