Fusion Advisory Partners, Inc.

Fusion has the experience to serve as the knowledge base for the entire CLO Industry.

Banking

Across the American banking landscape, there is more than $1 trillion in highly leveraged debt waiting to be refinanced. Fusion Advisory Partners can help financial institutions identify, manage or divest these distressed or non-performing loans and real estate assets. Our goal: To help banks retain capital or restore liquidity, avoid government intervention, free up funds for smart new opportunities, and focus once again on core business.

We also provide advisory solutions for other long-term assets that affect banks' balance sheets, such as student loans or life insurance policies that may be affecting these financial institutions' tier one capital ratios.

We're a boutique firm consisting entirely of seasoned experts with deep industry connections. When you do business with us, you'll be working directly with a senior Fusion Advisory Partners managing director who can bring to bear years of expertise handling complex capital markets products.

Focusing primarily on regional banks, Fusion Advisory Partners offers deep, specialized expertise in financial products for the banking industry. We'll give you a fair, accurate assessment of your situation, recommend an optimal solution to restore liquidity, and offer a realistic range of results you can expect. Our transparent, flat fees are based purely on the success of the work we do.

For more information about our services for the banking industry, please contact Laurie Perper, Managing Director.

"Fusion brought us access and connections in the capital markets and a depth of experience that couldn't be matched. Their efficiency and expertise made a highly complex process achievable and successful. They are a pleasure to work with and truly understand the challenges of today's banking environment."

Julie M. Boyle
President & CEO, Woodlands Commercial Bank*, Salt Lake City
(formerly Lehman Brothers Commercial Bank)

*Fusion recently consulted with Woodlands on the divestiture of more than $300 million in corporate and commercial loans and lines of credit.