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Portfolio

What the holding company holds.

The platforms the holding company sources, acquires, and operates, and the book each one runs on its own underwriting, audit, and asset management. No platform is formed yet.

  • Specialty finance
  • Insurance
  • Lending
  • Debt recovery
  • Asset management
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One holding company, one control layer

A scenario a bank or a generic lender handles badly, and the specialized business that handles it well, owned through the holding company and run on its own controls.

The portfolio is the platforms the holding company sources, acquires, and operates, across five lines: specialty finance, insurance, lending, debt recovery, and asset management. Specialty finance, lending, and debt recovery sit together as Build Capital Finance; insurance is Build Capital Insurance; asset management, with the property held in it, is Build Capital Management. Those are lines of business, not entities. Whatever its line, every platform sits on the same four controls, and the holding company owns them, not the platform: underwriting prices every asset before capital moves, in-house audit checks performance rather than taking the platform’s report, risk assessment works out how the scenario fails before the asset is priced, and active asset management runs the book day to day. A platform that cannot be run on all four is not acquired.

Nothing here is formed: no platform has been bought or built, no book has been written, and no first transaction has completed. Every service sits at structured or in research, not formed and not an offer.

  • Source & Acquire

    A pipeline of specialized businesses across the five lines, and the buy-or-build call that makes one a platform

  • Structure & Management

    The four controls applied to that platform, so what it holds is an underwritten, audited book

  • Operations & Holdings

    The platforms held as one group, each run day to day under active asset management and checked by the holding company’s in-house audit

The lines in the portfolio

Where the detail sits

How a platform enters the portfolio

Source

A specialized business in one of the five lines, built for a scenario the holding company understands.

Acquire

The holding company buys or builds the platform, so the business and its cash flow are ours to run.

Underwrite

Every asset the platform takes on is priced by our own underwriting, audit, and risk assessment before capital moves.

Operate

Active asset management runs the platform day to day, and performance is checked in-house, not assumed.

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