How It Works
A stock loan lets you borrow against publicly traded securities you already own. You pledge the shares as collateral, receive proceeds, and keep ownership — including voting rights and upside — for the life of the loan.
The fundamentals
Instead of real estate, your marketable securities serve as the collateral. Qualification rests on the quality and liquidity of the holding — not your income, credit history, or tax returns.
Because the loan is non-recourse, the pledged stock is the lender's only recourse. If the loan is not repaid, the lender's claim is limited to the collateral — your other personal and business assets are not exposed.
Step by step
We start with a private conversation about your objectives, timeline, and the position you're considering. There's no cost and no obligation to proceed.
We review the security's liquidity, exchange listing, and trading profile, then return preliminary terms — loan-to-value, rate, and structure. Indicative terms are often available within 24 hours of submission.
Once terms are agreed, we finalize a non-recourse, non-title-transfer structure tailored to your circumstances. Everything is documented clearly before anything moves.
The collateral is pledged and proceeds are disbursed — typically within 3–14 days depending on the loan type. You retain ownership, voting rights, and participation in the stock's performance.
You make interest payments over the agreed term. When the loan is repaid, the pledge is released and unrestricted control of the securities returns to you.
Eligibility
If you hold a liquid, publicly traded security on a major exchange, there's a strong chance it can be financed.
Liquid securities listed on major exchanges worldwide. Loan-to-value reflects the quality, liquidity, and trading volume of the position.
Qualified shareholders, founders, executives, family offices, investors, and their advisors — domestic and international.
Solutions across 195 countries and more than 80 exchanges, structured with discretion.
Proceeds can fund real estate, business expansion, diversification, or other objectives — the decision stays yours.
No obligation
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