A publicly listed company contracts with Vienna Capital Partners as its principal investor for the right to sell a specific dollar amount of common stock from time to time during an agreed-upon period of time. the company has the ability to draw on the equity line as if it was a revolving credit facility.

A private placement is a sale of stock shares or bonds to pre-selected wealthy individual investors, banks and other financial institutions, mutual funds, insurance companies, and pension funds rather than publicly on the open market. it is an alternative to an initial public offering (IPO) for a company seeking to raise capital for expansion.

Our Debt to Equity Program allows public companies to satisfy trade payables, debts and other liabilities in exchange for unregistered or registered common stock. Vienna Capital Partners is the industry leader in this innovative financing structure, which can substantially reduce the transactional costs and time necessary to complete a financing.

We will pay a company's creditors in cash, in exchange for an assignment of their accounts, and then agree with company to satisfy its payables for common stock.

Need liquidity? Traditional banks not a good option? Have a stock portfolio? you could sell some of your holdings to raise cash. But if you believe that there's additional upside for your investments and you would like to avoid the tax consequences of selling securities, you could consider a loan utilizing the stock, your equity, as collateral.

Convertible note offerings can be an effective financing tool for issuers. Convertible notes can be a way for issuers to sell equity at a premium, generally offer an issuer lower interest rates than investment grade debt and contain fewer covenants. Convertible note financings may require less documentation from a legal perspective. This translates to being generally less expensive from a. legal perspective and that funding rounds can be closed more quickly. Raising convertible note as opposed to equity allows the company to delay placing a value on itself. This is particularly attractive to seed-stage companies that have not had time to show much traction in terms of their products and/or revenues.