Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Finance Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. They work with lenders and investors who provide mezzanine funding for businesses and property transactions.
No matter what Mezzanine Finance you require, our specialist brokers are confident that, if they cannot find the right solution, no one can.
What Is Mezzanine Finance?
Mezzanine Finance is a hybrid form of funding, sitting between senior debt and equity. It is typically used to bridge funding gaps where additional capital is required without diluting ownership.
Mezzanine finance is often structured as subordinated debt with an equity component, such as warrants or profit participation.
Who Uses Mezzanine Finance?
Mezzanine funding is commonly used by:
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Property developers
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Businesses undergoing acquisitions
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Companies expanding operations
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Management buy outs and buy ins
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Asset acquisition and refinancing
It is particularly suited to situations where senior lenders have reached their lending limit, but the borrower needs additional capital to complete a project.
Why Choose SynergiseUK
Access to Expert Brokers
Specialists experienced in structuring mezzanine and subordinated finance.
Whole of Market Access
Brokers compare banks, private lenders, and specialist mezzanine funds.
Support for Complex Funding Structures
Ideal for layered debt structures and acquisition financing.
Tailored Capital Solutions
Funding aligned to cash flow, asset value and exit strategy.
Exclusive Opportunities
Certain lenders and funds offer enhanced terms via specialist broker introductions.
Streamlined Application Process
Brokers manage underwriting, legal coordination, and lender documentation.
Secure the Right Mezzanine Finance
Whether you need growth capital, acquisition funding or development support, SynergiseUK connects you with specialist brokers who can identify mezzanine finance solutions aligned to your objectives.
Frequently asked Q&A's
Mezzanine sits between debt and equity; it typically includes interest and an equity kicker but does not usually dilute control.
Yes, it is commonly used to bridge gaps in development funding.
It is often secured, but on a subordinated basis behind senior lenders.
It can be higher cost than senior debt due to higher risk, but it can enable deals that would otherwise be unaffordable.
Yes, it is frequently used for acquisition financing and buyouts.
Yes, lenders typically require a clear exit route, such as refinance or sale.
We introduce you to specialist brokers who structure mezzanine finance aligned to your business and project needs.
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