Mezzanine financing is a hybrid form of capital, positioned between senior debt and equity on a balance sheet. As such, it is subordinated in priority of payment to senior debt, but senior to equity or common stock.

The most common use of mezzanine financing is to fund expansion, acquisition, or other growth opportunities. This form of lending typically includes subordinated debt as well as an equity component.

Greenfield Commercial Credit is different from other lenders because we never require an equity component. We couple mezzanine financing with our asset based lending or factoring products to deliver loan flexibility that other lenders can not match.