• creation of conditions for small and medium-sized businesses to attract additional funds and to develop management in order to make the company more attractive to financial institutions when it may need more substantial capital injections in the future;
• expansion of opportunities for small and medium-sized businesses by offering both usual and non-traditional financing methods, especially if extra capital may help the company to take a leading position in certain markets;
• helping good and prospective companies, not credited by banks, attract investment funds, supplement their working capital or implement new progressive projects;
• financing transactions whose aim is to optimise the company’s shareholders’ structure, if for example, one or a few shareholders are trying to buy other shareholders’ shares in order to concentrate the company’s management in their hands, but they are lacking funds;
• providing consultancy on legal, economic and financial management issues to the company management in order to develop their business successfully.
• designing non-traditional schemes, comprising several financing methods (for example, a bank loan, leasing and repurchasing part of shares) and finance management services.