Finance
DMH Finance Division Operations involves the management of our finance client accounts, including the study of our investments, leveraging banking relationships, and providing corporations, and governments with capitalization options, including allocating resources for capital placement. Our finance operations encompass corporate, and public financing, utilizing public companies as our exit vehicles, including activities like budgeting, and investment structuring to meet financing goals and managing risk.
Public Company Financing
Our Public Company Financing strategy involves raising capital through equity financing (selling stock to the public) and debt financing (issuing convertible corporate bonds or taking loans). Our Equity Financing program allows companies to raise large sums by selling ownership stakes without an obligation to repay the principal, while our Debt Financing program involves borrowing money against their assets, that must be repaid with interest, but without giving up company control. Our Clients may use a mix of both, along with retained earnings, to fund operations, expansion, and other projects.
Structured Financing
Structured Financing Program is a complex and specialized method of raising capital, primarily used by our larger customers with needs that cannot be met by conventional loans. It involves leveraging our customers' specific assets or cash flows to create custom financial instruments, which is a process often centered on securitization. Unlike most traditional corporate loans that assess the overall creditworthiness of a company, our Structured Finance program is built around the future cash flows or value of specific assets, including Collateralized Debt Obligations (CDOs)
Convertible Bond Financing
Our Convertible Bond Financing programs involves our unique method of raising capital that involves issuing debt (Notes or Bonds) with the option of our investors, stakeholders, hedge funds, or private equity funds to convert their bonds into a predetermined number of shares of our Client's public company stock. This approach allows our clients to lower interest costs and defer equity dilution until the conversion occurs, while investors gain potential upside from rising stock prices and the relative security of a bond. Particularly popular with startups and high-growth customers that may not have a strong credit rating.