The capital you commit to AI infrastructure carries regulatory, counterparty and construction risk that keeps moving after the term sheet is signed. We keep your determination current for the life of the hold, not just at close.
The harder problem is keeping the determination true for the life of the investment, as the underlying contracts and jurisdictions move.
Before wiring capital into a platform, a JV or a co-investment, get the exposure mapped across every jurisdiction in play.
Read your portfolio companies' supply, lease and customer contracts against the covenants and protections in your own investment documents.
A jurisdiction's rules, a partner's credit, or a covenant test moves, and the affected positions re-rate automatically.
Cross-border AI infrastructure capital concentrates risk that a standard diligence memo doesn't re-check after close.
Headline contracted revenue can carry less protection than the investment case assumes once termination and guarantee terms are read.
Export control, data sovereignty and sector-specific rules vary by jurisdiction and move independently of each other.
The hardware inside the asset can lose earning power and resale value faster than the hold period assumes.