Class B Senior Unsecured Notes are structured as delayed draw facilities. Capital is committed at signing and drawn in tranches via draw notices as the Issuer requests. Minimum: $500,000.
Class B Notes are a delayed draw structure. The investor commits a principal amount at signing. The Issuer draws on the committed capital through draw notices as the operating or acquisition needs of the platform require. Interest accrues only on drawn principal.
When the Issuer requires capital, it issues a Draw Notice specifying the draw amount, purpose, and funding date. The investor funds the draw by wire within the period specified in the Note Agreement. Interest begins accruing on the drawn amount from the funding date.
| Minimum | $500,000 |
| Maximum | Up to commitment |
| Funding type | Delayed draw — tranched |
| Interest base | Drawn principal only |
| Option A cash rate | 8.00% p.a. |
| Option A PIK rate | 2.00% p.a. |
| Draw mechanism | Draw Notices |
| Investor eligibility | Verified accredited only |
Class B Notes involve additional complexity compared to Class A. The investor commits capital but does not immediately deploy it. The draw schedule, unfunded commitment period, and specific conditions for draw notices are set forth in the Note Agreement and must be reviewed carefully. This page is for informational purposes only. All investors must be verified accredited investors under Rule 506(c). Counsel review is required before Class B subscriptions are accepted.