GS Financial Group

Capital Partnerships

Origination strength, seeking aligned capital.

The group originates more qualified, property-backed credit opportunities than any single balance sheet should hold. Capital partnerships extend that origination capability to aligned funding relationships.

The proposition

What a partner gains access to

01

Proprietary origination

Deal flow generated through Get Solutions’ intermediary network and Get Private’s direct relationships — opportunities that do not circulate on open platforms.

02

Institutional-grade process

Every opportunity arrives pre-screened through the group’s credit framework, with structured documentation and complete transaction records via GS Engine.

03

Life-of-facility oversight

Partners benefit from continuous facility monitoring — milestones, covenants and review points — from settlement through repayment.

Partnership models

Structures shaped to the relationship

Partnership structures are developed case by case with each relationship. Indicative models include:

Transaction participation

Participation in specific transactions that match a partner’s asset, duration and risk preferences.

Programmatic relationships

Ongoing allocation frameworks across defined transaction profiles, with agreed criteria and reporting.

Bespoke mandates

Tailored arrangements developed around a partner’s specific objectives and constraints.

Nothing on this page constitutes an offer of securities or financial products, or an invitation to invest. Partnership discussions are conducted privately with wholesale counterparties and their advisers.

How discussions begin

A considered conversation, not a pitch

01

Introduction

An initial conversation about your objectives and the group’s origination profile.

02

Access

Detailed materials on process, track record context and operating infrastructure, shared under appropriate confidentiality.

03

Structuring

Development of a partnership structure that fits both sides — documented and governed properly from the outset.