A cash-flow perspectiveRevenue-based financing
Private Credit Fund
A private credit strategy focused on operating businesses, cash-flow underwriting, and disciplined capital deployment.
Explore programStructured capital. A considered approach.
Private credit for
a stronger,
more resilient
economy.
Short-duration private credit and revenue-based financing. Grounded in business cash flow. Guided by disciplined underwriting and investor alignment.
A cash-flow perspective
A defined financing needShort-duration financing
Bridge Loan Program
Transitional financing for selected opportunities, evaluated against a defined use of capital and a proposed path to repayment.
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Our investment programs
Focused strategies.
Considered execution.
Private Credit Fund
Revenue-based financing and short-duration private credit for operating businesses.
Learn moreBridge Loan Program
Transitional capital for selected financing needs and transaction-specific opportunities.
Learn moreWhy Geneva
Investor alignment.
At every step.
A clear investment thesis is only the beginning. The structure, the underwriting, and the ongoing oversight matter just as much.
Cash-flow
underwriting
Start with the business and its ability to repay.
Short-duration
focus
Evaluate the expected capital cycle and exit.
Investor
alignment
Define investor economics in the governing terms.
The Geneva perspective
Look beyond
the opportunity.
Understand
the details.
Our approach
Discipline is
in the details.
We consider how capital will be used, how repayment is expected to occur, and what could change along the way.
Understand the business
Review operating cash flow, existing obligations, and the financing need.
Evaluate the structure
Assess repayment terms, counterparties, contractual rights, and collateral where applicable.
Stay accountable
Follow the position through its capital cycle and communicate material developments.
Private investments carry risk, including loss of principal. Short duration and collateral do not eliminate risk or ensure liquidity.
The people behind Geneva
A focused team.
A shared standard.
Bringing together credit underwriting, operating-business experience, and a considered approach to capital.
Din Leib
Chief Investment Officer & Co-Founder
Focused on alternative finance, credit underwriting, risk management, and deal quality.
Eli Hazan
Managing Partner & Capital Strategist
Bringing an operating-business perspective, bridge-financing experience, and strategic capital direction.
Start with a conversation
A more considered
approach to capital.
Get to know Geneva Group and explore our approach to private credit.
All investment programsPrivate
01 / Revenue-based financing
Private
Credit Fund.
Private credit, viewed through the cash flow of operating businesses.
GENEVA GROUP / PRIVATE CREDITThe strategy
Start with the business.
Understand its cash flow.
Geneva's private credit approach focuses on revenue-based financing and selected short-duration credit opportunities. The business, its existing obligations, and the proposed repayment structure form the starting point for review.
Business cash flow
Review the sources and consistency of revenue, the business's operating needs, and its capacity to meet payment obligations.
Capital cycle
Consider the funding period, expected collection pattern, and the implications of repayment delays or refinancing needs.
Investment terms
Evaluate the transaction structure, applicable costs, investor economics, and risks under the relevant agreements.
Risk belongs in the conversation.
Borrower performance can change. Defaults, collection delays, concentration, servicing issues, and limited liquidity may affect outcomes. Future repayments are not the same as cash received, and no return or preservation of capital is assured.
All investment programsBridge Loan
02 / Short-duration financing
Bridge Loan
Program.
Transitional capital, considered against a defined financing need.
GENEVA GROUP / BRIDGE FINANCINGThe strategy
Connect today's need
with a considered next step.
Geneva considers selected bridge-financing opportunities where capital serves a specific transitional purpose. Each opportunity is evaluated against its use of funds, proposed exit, supporting structure, and the risks to repayment.
A defined purpose
Understand the funding gap, the transaction timetable, and why transitional financing is being considered.
A proposed exit
Review the anticipated repayment or refinancing event, remaining conditions, and alternatives if the timetable changes.
A specific structure
Examine relevant agreements, lien position or collateral where applicable, counterparties, and available remedies.
An expected exit is not a guaranteed exit.
Refinancing may be delayed or unavailable. Collateral values can change, enforcement can take time, and a secured position can still result in loss. Funding and repayment remain subject to transaction-specific conditions.