CaaS
Capital-as-a-Service Framework
We draw inspiration from software as we embark on the next evolution of capital.
There are specific parameters and features that can be configured in a number of variations and combinations to form an optimal capital product.
Domains of Expertise
Everything your capital strategy needs, under one roof.
Capital strategy often requires expertise from multiple advisors, firms, and disciplines. NexxCap brings these capabilities together under one platform, creating a more coordinated path from strategy to execution.
Private Equity
Financing structures
Investor Valuation and Returns Analysis
Tax review
Equity Syndication and Co-investment Strategy
Commercial contract assessment
Corporate Law
Equity governance terms
Legal entity Schema
Investment Fund Formation
Investor marketing document preparation
Tax review
Management Consulting
Operations workflow evaluation
Expert network research
Competitor Landscape and Profiling
Commercial contract assessment
Investment Banking
Financial modeling
Process management
Comps and precedents benchmarking
Investor marketing document preparation
Capital engineering that powers better outcomes.
The capital product needs to be coded with an elegant structure in order to meet the expectations of the capital product user.
Key Components
Operating Workflows
01
Mapping cash generation timelines and daily operational liquidity.
Cost of Financing
02
Optimizing the blended cost of debt, equity, and hybrid instruments.
Cost Structure
03
Analyzing fixed vs. variable operational overhead to minimize leverage risk.
Investor Profile
04
Matching return horizons and risk tolerance with appropriate capital.
Customer Contracts
05
Structuring programmatic revenue share frameworks and contract security.
Legal Structure
06
Designing robust SPVs, joint ventures, and tax-efficient wrappers.
Why it Matters
Why businesses choose CaaS
If the capital structure is not in sync with the underlying business growth and expansion profile, the company ultimately suffers the consequences of the foregone value creation might otherwise have been achievable.
Management directed
Reduced capital friction
Future financing flexibility
Competitive edge
