Fees & Engagement

Commercial Terms Built Around the Mandate

Financely structures advisory fees according to transaction complexity, anticipated workload, specialist requirements and execution scope. Engagement terms are established before substantive advisory work begins.

Fee Structure

How Advisory Fees Are Structured

The commercial model depends on the work required. A straightforward consultation has a different scope from a multi-jurisdiction project financing or a structured trade mandate requiring financial analysis, documentation and lender engagement.

01 / RETAINER

Advisory Retainer

Paid at engagement

Covers the initial allocation of advisory resources and may include transaction assessment, structuring, financial analysis, lender positioning, documentation and execution preparation.

02 / CONSULTATION

Consultation Fees

Defined advisory scope

Used for focused assignments such as transaction reviews, financing strategy, structuring advice, credit analysis or specialist consultations where a broader capital-raising mandate is unnecessary.

03 / TRANSACTION

Success or Finder Fees

Where applicable

Certain engagements include a transaction-based fee linked to financing successfully introduced or completed. The applicable calculation and payment mechanics are defined in the engagement agreement.

04 / SPECIALIST

Additional Workstreams

Mandate dependent

Complex assignments may require financial modeling, valuation, technical analysis, due diligence or other specialist resources. Any material additional scope is addressed through the applicable engagement terms.

Why upfront retainers?

Advisory work begins before a financing source evaluates the transaction. The retainer compensates Financely for professional work performed during assessment, structuring and preparation. More context is available in our guide to upfront advisory fees and our operating model.

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Submit the transaction type, requested financing amount, use of proceeds and available documentation so our team can determine the appropriate advisory scope.

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