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Scura, Rise and Partners, LLC - Selected Transactions

Structured Finance

Unicorn Financial

Unicorn Financial - Scura, Rise & Partners, LLC acted as Sole Arranger and Manager of the Facility

  • Unicorn Financial Services has a unique business that provides financing for individuals having elective medical procedures.  Prior to our involvement, the company was financing its portfolio with a non-bank finance company line.
  • We structured a facility incorporating elements of both credit card and trade receivable securitization.
  • We worked closely with the purchaser, a global commercial and investment bank, and the rating agencies to complete the financing for this new and unique asset class.
  • As a result, Unicorn’s financing costs were cut by over 65%, and the advance rate improved by about 20%.
  • The facility is sized at $60 million and will go to $100 million in year two.

Plymouth Financial

Plymouth Financial - $250,000,000 Participating Warehouse Facility

Scura, Rise & Partners, LLC assisted our affiliate Company, Plymouth, in structuring and placing the Facility

  • Plymouth was the largest purchaser of tax liens in the United States.
  • SRP identified, structured and negotiated this facility on very attractive terms.

Plymouth Financial

Plymouth Financial - $111,215,000 Tax Recievables 2002 - A Trust Tax Recievables Collateralized Bonds

Scura, Rise & Partners, Securities structured the Notes and acted as Co-Placement Agent

  • SRP structured a unique tax lien securitization to allow Plymouth to purchase all the delinquent tax liens of Los Angeles County, California.
  • By combining asset securitization and municipal financial expertise, SRP secured AAA ratings for both S&P and Moody’s and an extremely low funding cost.
  • Among the unique and first-to-market aspects of the transaction;
    • The collateral was LA County’s promise to pay, rather than actual tax liens;
    • The transaction closed on the acquisition date; no tax lien warehouse was involved; and
    • Plymouth received substantial cash proceeds on closing in excess of its acquisition costs and all fees.