Onyx Holdings International operates at the intersection of holding structure, structured finance, and cross-border capital. We work with a small number of clients at a time, on mandates where the structure itself is the value we add.
The firm was formed on a straightforward observation: the distance between what a company can borrow and what a company can finance is enormous, and almost entirely a function of how the transaction is constructed. Closing that distance requires access to private capital, fluency in instrument and collateral structures, and the patience to run diligence properly. It is a narrow discipline, and we practise it narrowly.
We are not a broker. We do not distribute mandates across a market and take a fee on whoever responds. We take a position on the structure, build it, and stay with it through documentation, disbursement, and the years that follow.
Mandates are not broadcast. Distribution is targeted and single-channel by default, because a transaction that has been shopped widely arrives in the market already devalued. What you tell us stays with the people who need it to do the work.
A structure that is nearly right does not close. We would rather spend an additional week in diligence than present terms that unravel at documentation, and we say plainly when a requirement cannot be met as stated.
We take on mandates we believe will complete. Where we do not see a viable structure, we say so at the first meeting rather than the fourth, and there is no cost to having had the conversation.
A financing is not an event. It is a structure the business will live inside for years, and it is designed on that basis — with covenant headroom, repayment mechanics, and reporting obligations a management team can actually carry.
A first conversation is confidential and without obligation.