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TRANSACTION
STRUCTURES
Meridian
typically structures private capital transactions utilizing one or
more of the following types of capital
structures.
Private Equity Capital Credit
Line
Under this alternative, Meridian establishes a private
equity capital credit line which your Business can draw against as
needed.
In the typical transaction of this
type:
·
The
Business may draw any amount needed, up to the maximum credit line
amount, with each draw being not less than
$50,000.
·
The
entire credit line must be drawn and fully utilized within six
months after the Closing.
·
Meridian
receives a mutually agreed Equity Interest in the
Business.
·
Meridian's
Equity Interest can be continuous or can be subject to
am Equity Repurchase Agreement wherein the Business and
its Principals agree to repurchase the Meridian Equity Interest by
making a monthly Equity Repurchase Payment which is equal to the sum
of the following:
·
A
monthly payment equivalent to six percent per annum on the
nonutilized portion of the credit line;
plus
·
A
monthly payment for each draw taken against the credit line, with
such monthly payment being similar to a payment which would be
equivalent the draw amount being repaid at a specified and agreed
upon interest rate over a sixty month period, if the draw
transaction had been a loan.
·
Meridian
has the right to designate one person to the governing board of the
Business until such time as the Equity Repurchase has been
completed.
Private Working Capital Credit
Line
Under this alternative, Meridian establishes a private
capital credit line which your Business can draw against as needed
for working capital.
In the typical transaction of this type:
·
The
Business may draw any amount needed, up to the maximum credit line
amount, with each draw being not less than
$50,000.
·
The
entire credit line must be drawn and fully utilized within six
months after the Closing.
·
Interest
at a specified and agreed upon rate is charged on the nonutilized
portion of the credit line, with interest payments made
monthly.
·
Monthly
payments are made on each draw taken against the credit line, with
the payments being calculated based upon the draw being repaid over
a specified and agreed upon number of months at an specified and
agreed upon interest rate.
Private Capital Equipment Lease Credit
Line
Under this alternative, Meridian establishes a private
capital equipment lease credit line which your Business can draw
against as needed for equipment leases.
In the typical transaction of this type:
·
The
Business may draw any amount needed, up to the maximum credit line
amount, with each draw being not less than $50,000, for equipment
leases.
·
The
entire credit line must be drawn and fully utilized within six
months after the Closing.
·
Monthly
fees are charged at a specified and agreed upon amount for
the nonutilized portion of the credit line with payments made
monthly.
·
Monthly
equipment lease payments are made on each draw taken against the
credit line, with the payments being equal to a specified and agreed
upon monthly payment.
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