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Types of contingent funding

LETTERS OF CREDIT

A guarantee from a bank with a strong credit rating to make a payment to the scheme on certain pre-agreed trigger events, in return for a premium from the sponsor.

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SURETY BONDS

Similar to letters of credit, however the guarantee is provided by an insurer instead of a bank.

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Case studies

Using Asset Backed Funding to optimise the sponsor’s regulatory capital requirements while maintaining covenant.

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Using a letter of credit to justify a “Bespoke” approach to funding.

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Using a Group Company Guarantee to provide mitigation for adverse covenant effects of an M&A.

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Using a range of contingent funding options to facilitate an appropriate investment strategy by assessing member outcomes in the context of covenant and funding.

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Leveraging letters of credit to mitigate private equity risk

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Negotiating profit sharing mechanisms and negative pledges to support refinancing and Covid-19 contribution deferrals.

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