Business Financing
Reverse Consolidation
A structure designed to create additional cash-flow flexibility while existing positions remain in place.
For otherwise viable businesses with existing MCA or cash-advance obligations.
Structures and options
Available paths to discuss.
Existing MCA positions remain in place
Provider payments or deposits help cover existing obligations
Business makes a lower consolidated payment to the provider
Improved short-term cash-flow flexibility
Cash-flow impact depends on the existing positions and approved structure
Comparison
Reverse Consolidation and MCA Consolidation
Reverse Consolidation
- Existing positions remain outstanding while the structure helps manage the payment burden
MCA Consolidation
- Qualifying existing balances are paid off and replaced with one new position
Why Meridian
Understand the financing path before deciding.
Understand first
We start with the financing need, financial profile, existing obligations, and transaction details before discussing potential structures.
Explain the options
Meridian helps identify and explain financing paths that may be relevant, including important requirements and tradeoffs.
Clear next steps
Understand the structure, requirements, and transaction-specific considerations before deciding whether to proceed.
Start the conversation
Ready to explore your Reverse Consolidation options?
Tell us what you are looking to accomplish. Start with the business or transaction and review the financing paths that may be relevant. No upfront brokerage fee to explore financing options.
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