Understanding finance options for complex business & property situations
Abhinav Finance Consultant (AFC) is an independent finance consultancy. We help prospective clients explore relevant funding, resolution, investment and business-transaction routes and, where appropriate, connect them with banks, NBFCs, lenders, investors, institutions and professional service providers.
AFC does not lend, sanction or disburse funds, make investment decisions, provide legal or tax opinions, or guarantee approval, funding or transaction completion. Final decisions and commercial terms remain with the relevant institution or counterparty.
For larger and more specialised requirements, the relevant service page explains the information normally required before an initial review.
What are you trying to solve?
Start with the situation that most closely describes your requirement. Each route leads to a dedicated service page and, where applicable, a service-specific questionnaire.
Use the general enquiry and describe your requirement briefly.
Review the service before sharing detailed information
Each service page explains the nature of AFC's role, the type of requirement considered and the information normally needed for an initial case review.
Stressed Asset & NPA Resolution
Support for NPA-tagged accounts, low-CIBIL situations and one-time settlement (OTS) cases, including introductions to relevant lenders, institutions and professional partners where appropriate.
See how this works →Disputed Property Resolution
Coordination for disputed, litigated or inherited property matters, including introductions to relevant legal, property and financial professionals where appropriate.
See how this works →Corporate & Structured Capital
Coordination for bridge funding, private-capital opportunities of ₹5 Cr+ and funding enquiries involving property collateral or government work orders, subject to assessment by the relevant lender or investor.
See how this works →Private Equity & Capital Markets
Introductions to equity investors, VC contacts and relevant professional advisers for applicable IPO-related and capital-markets requirements.
See how this works →Structuring & AIF Licensing
Coordination for company, LLP and trust formation and AIF-related professional and regulatory requirements through appropriate qualified professionals.
See how this works →Project & Institutional Finance
Support for finance enquiries for builders, construction projects, hospitals, hotels and educational institutions, including introductions where appropriate.
See how this works →Home & Mortgage Loans
Home purchase, balance transfer and loan-against-property enquiries routed through relevant banks and HFCs, subject to lender assessment and approval.
See how this works →Buy / Sell a Business
Business sale, acquisition support, distressed-business transactions and franchise or licence-transfer enquiries, with coordination based on the transaction.
See how this works →Invest in a Business
Introductions between business owners seeking capital and prospective investors, subject to applicable law, due diligence and agreement between the parties.
See how this works →Practical information before you submit a requirement
These articles are designed to help business owners, borrowers, property owners and prospective investors understand the information normally involved in different finance and transaction situations.
Project Finance: Documents and Information Businesses Should Prepare
What lenders and institutions may need to understand a project requirement.
Structured financeStructured Finance vs Traditional Business Finance: What Businesses Should Know
Key differences in how different finance routes may be considered.
Work ordersFinance Against Government Work Orders: Frequently Asked Questions
Questions businesses commonly consider when exploring finance against work-related receivables.
Corporate funding₹5 Crore+ Corporate Funding: Information Normally Required
A preparation guide for larger corporate funding enquiries.
AcquisitionAcquisition Finance for Buying a Business: What Buyers Should Know
Information and transaction considerations before approaching a finance route.
AFC explainedFinance Consultant vs Bank or NBFC: What Is the Difference?
Understanding the different roles of a finance consultant and a financing institution.
Go to the relevant service or submit a short requirement.
From initial enquiry to independent institutional assessment
The process is designed to help identify the relevant route before detailed discussions with a lender, investor, institution or professional counterparty.
Understand the requirement
Review the relevant service page and identify the nature, amount, asset, transaction or resolution requirement.
Share relevant information
Complete the appropriate questionnaire with basic information. Supporting documents can be considered where relevant.
Possible introduction
Where appropriate, AFC may arrange an introduction or coordination with a relevant institution or professional counterparty.
What AFC does — and what AFC does not do
AFC can help with
- Initial discussion of the stated requirement.
- Identification of the relevant service category.
- Case coordination and introductions where appropriate.
- Communication with relevant lenders, investors, institutions or professional service providers.
- Direction to the appropriate service-specific questionnaire.
AFC does not
- Lend or disburse its own funds.
- Sanction or approve loans or investments.
- Make investment decisions for clients.
- Provide legal or tax opinions.
- Guarantee funding, settlement, approval, returns or transaction completion.
Start with the information relevant to your situation
Select a service and provide your basic contact details. If you are unsure which route applies, choose “Not sure” and describe the requirement briefly.
- No PAN, Aadhaar, OTP, password or banking login is requested in this initial form.
- Detailed information can be provided through the relevant service questionnaire where appropriate.
- Submission does not guarantee a funding, investment, settlement or transaction outcome.