
The call
We learn the box. A buyer names the company, the size, and the structure they will actually do. A lender names the credit box: collateral, use of proceeds, and what they will not finance.
Buyers and lenders do not need another list. A call sets the mandate, or the credit box. After that, we send what belongs in it — already vetted, with the file.
The same three steps for a buyer and for a lender. The criteria change. The discipline does not.

We learn the box. A buyer names the company, the size, and the structure they will actually do. A lender names the credit box: collateral, use of proceeds, and what they will not finance.

You only hear about what fits. The company has already been through our process. You are not sorting everything we touch.

You can see where the deal stands, and the documents are there when you need them. The book, the numbers, the answers — without a trail of emails to find them.

Tell us the mandate on the call. When we are selling a company that fits, you are in the process — not on a list you have to check.
Funds buying companies in this band.
Operators buying a business, a territory, or a line.
Capital that can hold past a fund life.
A searcher buying one company to run. ETA lives here, as a buyer.
Deal-by-deal sponsors, on a sale or as a client raising acquisition debt.

Tell us the credit box. When a financing sits inside it, you get the package a credit committee can read, not a teaser you have to chase.
Senior debt, mortgages, lines, and equipment notes.
7(a) and 504. A lender type, used on acquisitions, buyouts, real estate, and refinances that qualify.
Direct lenders and credit funds for the stretch past a bank.
Specialist lessors for machinery and fleets.
Facilities sized off receivables and inventory.
Start with the call and give us the credit box. We come to you when a financing fits it, with the documents. We do not run a marketplace you browse.
If you are buying a company and need the debt raised, it is Buy a business. If you want to be called when we are selling one, it is this network.
Yes. SBA is a lender category we include on the deals it fits: acquisitions, partner buyouts, owner-occupied real estate, equipment, and refinance. Siddwell does not make the loan. How an SBA 7(a) or 504 financing is advised is on the SBA financing page.

A buyer names the mandate. A lender names the credit box. That call is how we learn what to send, and what to keep off your desk.
Or write down what you want to see and join the list. You hear from us when a deal fits, with the file already together.