METCAP Markets builds financial market infrastructure and arranges bespoke, structured-finance transactions, connecting institutional and private capital with lenders, originators and issuers.
Funding in, access out, a structure in the middle, and settlement that costs less. Each is a platform in its own right; together they are the market.
Structured, collateralised funding that connects capital to lenders and originators, on better terms for both sides than a bank line or a bond alone. The first users are the group’s own portfolio lenders.
Venues that let private investors and wealth clients hold private credit, structured assets and the debt of companies we advise, in regulated formats and sensible ticket sizes.
A standing structure for packaging the assets Corporate Finance arranges, issued from Luxembourg, with a venue for secondary access so holders are not locked in until maturity.
Tokenised structures and stablecoin-based settlement, applied where they remove cost or friction rather than for their own sake, as the EU framework allows.
Every platform under Markets has a customer inside the group before it has one outside it: funding for portfolio lenders, distribution for Corporate Finance mandates, secondary access for assets held on our own balance sheet. That is the order of build, and the test for each one.
Markets is METCAP’s newest and most forward-looking division. Some offerings are developed with partners and are introduced as they are authorised and launched. Regulated products are offered only through licensed partners and to eligible investors.
Talk to us about building a structure, or about access to what we issue.
ContactImportant information. Nothing on this page is an offer, solicitation or invitation to buy, sell or subscribe for any security, financial instrument or service in any jurisdiction where that would be unlawful, and none is directed at US persons. Regulated activities, including any issuance, placement or settlement arrangements, will be carried out only by appropriately licensed entities and partners and, where required, only with eligible counterparties, professional clients or qualified investors. References to securitisation, tokenisation or settlement are forward-looking and subject to authorisation, including where applicable under MiFID II and MiCA.