Yellow Stone Finance funds claims management purchase

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Yellow Stone Finance has completed an equity investment for a client, enabling the purchase of a claims management company.

The broker arranged the substantial equity investment in under 90 days, including the due diligence phase.

Yellow Stone Finance identified a consortium of family offices to provide the funds and worked with the client throughout the process to secure the investment and enable the completion of the purchase.

Miranda Khader (pictured), founder of Yellow Stone Finance, said: “In the right circumstances, securing an equity investment can be a better option for businesses than raising funding through debt. There are very few brokers that have the expertise, experience and the contacts to arrange this type of deal, but at Yellow Stone Finance we pride ourselves in securing the right solution for clients, no matter how complex.

“Specialist knowledge and personal relationships are a key element of successfully placing deals in this market. For brokers who may not have those relationships we have a referral service that means you can work with Yellow Stone Finance to leverage our expertise and experience to find the right solution for your client.”

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