Exploring Opportunities in Sponsor Capital and Structured Yield

In recent years, investors have increasingly looked beyond traditional equity or credit strategies to access more structured ways of participating in public market transactions. Two areas that have drawn particular attention are SPAC sponsor capital and credit-driven bridge strategies.

Sponsor capital allows investors to participate at the level traditionally reserved for insiders, with defined entry points, founder-level economics, and a clear framework around timing and lock-ups. It’s a way to gain exposure to the upside of a de-SPAC transaction while aligning with institutional deal structures.

On the other side, credit-focused bridge strategies offer a more yield-oriented profile, financing companies ahead of public listings. By combining credit protection with equity participation, these structures aim to generate consistent returns with controlled risk, complementing the more asymmetric nature of sponsor investments.

Together, these two approaches can create a balanced co-investment strategy, blending structured yield with long-term upside potential.

At BEV Capital, we’re currently working on opportunities that follow this model. If this type of strategy is relevant to you, feel free to reach out for more information.