Today I discovered venture debt for rollups ...

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by a searcher from Stanford University
in London, UK

2h ago

Today I discovered venture debt for rollups ...

Today's rabbit hole: venture debt for a buy-and-build. First time reviewing. I've spent a bit of time on M&A, but venture debt is newer territory for me. Looking for a few people who've seen these before to sanity-check whether the commercial terms are broadly in market, and whether anything jumps out as unusual. Happy to share an anonymised copy by DM. Appreciated.

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reply by a searcher 1h ago
from University of Oxford in St. Petersburg, FL, USA

I know nothing about this space, but would very much like to learn as you have any findings! (Which I know is not the ask here lol.)

reply by a professional 1h ago
in Montreal, QC, Canada

Yes I work with a private credit fund who does exactly this. Their criteria is that you need to put skin in the game and have acquired a company already.