Capital built around your club.

Starting a capital review costs nothing and commits you to nothing. If financing is proposed, the cost depends on the structure and the case, and you'll see it in full before you sign.

Sometimes. Often the first thing we find is public funding, a programme, or a payment the club is already owed — and financing is only for what's left. When financing is part of the answer, it's built around a specific source of repayment, and we explain the structure before you decide anything.

We reply on the channel you choose. How quickly a financing answer follows depends on the case — mostly on how quickly the key facts can be confirmed. If timing is tight, say so in the review; it changes what we look at first.

Very little to start: about two minutes and no documents. After that we ask for one thing at a time, only when it actually moves the process forward, and we tell you why.

It depends on the structure. Financing is built around the specific incoming payment it bridges, and what secures it is set out in full before you decide. Nothing is assumed at the start, and there is nothing to sign until there is a concrete proposal.

Tell us as soon as you know. Payments from sponsors, federations and public bodies do slip, and we plan for that when we structure the financing. What happens if a date moves is agreed in advance, in writing, not worked out afterwards.

A president, owner, director, finance person, or an accountant or advisor acting for the club. You don't need authorisation documents to begin — that only comes later if there's something to sign.