Financing Asia's Leading SMEs
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Proprietary Loan Origination
Britto Overseas Holdings has built a formidable proprietary network of origination channels across the Asia Pacific region. Avoiding syndicated loans and ‘Other People’s Deals’, BOH accesses its network of previous borrowers, lawyers, auditors, financial advisors and consultants in its markets to bi-laterally source opportunities.
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BOH Capital is known as a trusted lender that seeks to support companies, supporting management in the delivery of in their pursuit of growth.
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We conduct top-down sector analysis to ensure portfolios align with government policies and macroeconomic trends.
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BOH Capital is flexible and opportunistic in the assessment of risk and deployment of capital.
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Trusted Credit Providers
Our Borrowers drive growth in their respective markets and are strong, capable and ambitious management teams looking to take advantage of domestic or regional growth opportunities. In some instances, our Borrowers are stressed and in need of a flexible and friendly lender with the experience to understand their complex and idiosyncratic situation.
Borrower’s may seek BOH’s regional network, speed of execution, structuring flexibility and confidentiality when seeking capital.
We look to be the lead lender in transactions and seek to partner with Borrowers. In doing so, we look to use our own documentation, ensure alignment of interest and obtain strong governance rights through board representation, negative covenants and other downside protections.
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Secured Direct Lending to Underbanked Corporates
Britto Overseas Holdings typically pursues a secured, direct lending credit strategy that seeks to generate income and limit downside via collateral, strong governance and oversight.
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With a regional mandate and experience across all types of credit investment and the capital structure, BOH is able to deploy in attractive credit opportunities regardless of the investment environment or economic cycle.
A combination of positive economic growth and increased regulatory pressure on banks has created a credit vacuum in the Asia Pacific region leaving many middle market firms without access to long-term financing. Small and medium sized borrowers are seeking able to understand transaction complexity and layers of risk.