Signature analyzes investments from multiple angles to uncover hidden value, and in order to offer alternative structures to its transaction partners. Signature’s repeat business demonstrates it’s commitment to long-term relationships; however, the firm is always open to discussing potential transactions with new groups.

Signature maintains relationships with many lenders the firm has closed transaction with including: (i) large national banks, (ii) regional middle market banks, (iii) community banks, and (iv) the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).

The following is a selected list of transactions types that Signature provides to commercial banks, asset-based lenders, insurance companies, and specialty lenders.

	Acquire or refinance your loan or portfolio of loans or leases
		Acquisitions can be structured as all cash, participations, or structured deals that provide the seller a combination of cash and upside (servicing is transferred to Signature, Seller receives cash and maintains a partial economic position in the asset going forward)
	Acquire deficiency claim (bifurcated portion) in bankruptcy
	Acquire the assets of your borrower (company acquisition) with the proceeds applied to your loan
		Typically accomplished through a §363 bankruptcy sale of the assets of the borrower
	Acquire your debt and credit bid for the assets of the company
		Loan or debt is acquired and Signature converts to equity in POR, §363 bankruptcy sale, Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors (ABC Sale), or secured party sale of assets
	Provide capital to your borrower
	Sponsor bankruptcy PORs Working capital swing lines Short-term bridge financings DIP and exit financing loans