Ownership Transition
Innovative solutions for seamless business ownership transitions and financial security.
Sale and Preservation of Businesses for the Economy:
The solution allows aging business owners to transfer their companies to new owners, ensuring the preservation of jobs, maintaining tax revenues, and stabilizing the economy, especially in regions where these businesses play a key role.
Credit Product with Risk Distribution:
Our product enables new owners, including worker collectives, entrepreneurs, and startups, to acquire businesses without significant capital, thanks to a unique system that distributes risks between the lender, buyer, and the business itself.
Seamless Business Transition
Facilitates the smooth transfer of business ownership, preserving jobs and local economies
Risk Distribution
The credit product distributes risks between buyers, banks, and businesses, enabling broader access to ownership
Invest
Empowering local economies through business ownership transitions.
AI-Driven Financial Analysis
Uses AI to evaluate financial health, assess collateral, and monitor business performance, ensuring accuracy and efficiency
Inclusive Ownership Opportunities
Empowers entrepreneurs, worker collectives, and startups to acquire businesses with minimal capital investment
Transparency and Standardization
Clear, standardized processes for business acquisition and loan management, providing confidence to all stakeholders
Sustainable Economic Impact
Supports long-term business growth, safeguarding regional stability and fostering economic sustainability
Expert Advice
"First, business should make money, preferably a lot. Second, business should be enjoyable. Third, business should be as honest as possible. Fourth, business should be loyal and as beneficial as possible for employees. Fifth, business should bring something new, providing added value to the consumer."
Oleg Tinkov, Russian Entrepreneur
"There are two ways to build a successful company. The first is to work very, very hard to convince customers to buy expensive products. The second is to work very, very hard to allow customers to buy products at low prices. Both work, but we prefer the second."
