Atlys Global Finance
Atlys Global Finance, LLC specializes in disaster recovery financing and resiliency planning, providing short-term funding solutions to contractors working in disaster recovery areas under federal, state, and municipal programs. Their Federal Contract Financing Program (FCFP) offers competitive private funding to help contractors complete projects quickly and effectively, supporting business growth and recovery efforts, especially in disaster-affected areas.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Atlys Global Finance
Chicago, Illinois, United States, North America
Services
Private funding solutions that provide operational capital and financing against completed work or invoices for contractors performing work under government-funded programs, including mobilization loans to start projects.
Private funding solutions that provide operational capital and financing against completed work or invoices for contractors performing work under government-funded programs, including mobilization loans to start projects.
Expertise Areas
- Government contract financing
- Disaster recovery financing
- Construction project financing
- Loan underwriting and credit assessment for public-sector work
Key Technologies
- Revolving senior debt facility management
- Loan underwriting and credit assessment methodologies
- Third-party fund administration
- Short-term loan structuring for contractor receivables
News & Updates
A news event about BRG Capital Advisors guiding Atlys Global Finance on a $500 million senior debt facility.
Over 1500 loans closed in the last three years
The FCFP has closed over 1500 loans in the last three years, loaned just over $354 million, with over 80% paid back and a commitment of $1 billion from an international hedge fund.
A news event about BRG Capital Advisors guiding Atlys Global Finance on a $500 million senior debt facility.
Over 1500 loans closed in the last three years
The FCFP has closed over 1500 loans in the last three years, loaned just over $354 million, with over 80% paid back and a commitment of $1 billion from an international hedge fund.