For borrowers
Enough information for a lender to decide whether to engage.
A teaser is an anonymous summary of your deal, fixed at the time it is sent. Later edits do not change what a lender has already received.
What a teaser contains.
Figures are banded or rounded, because exact numbers can identify a company.
- The deal snapshot
- Sector and region, revenue as a band, EBITDA rounded to the nearest $0.5M, the debt you’re seeking and the implied leverage.
- Your track record
- Your firm’s profile and experience, so the lender can assess the borrower behind the deal.
- Process status
- LOI, QoE and target close, plus a short deal overview in your words.
- An optional note
- A short note to the lender explaining why its mandate fits this deal.
- Which materials exist
- The documents you’ve added, by type only (for example “CIM · PDF”), never their file names. Lenders open them only after the NDA, when you share them.
What it never shows.
- The company’s name
- Before sending, Arillum checks everything the lender will read for the company’s name or website, and stops the send if it finds either.
- The other lenders
- A lender can’t see which other lenders received your deal, or how many.
The company is named only after the NDA for that deal and that lender is fully executed.
Read next
- Finding lenders: Search the market, shortlist by fit and reach out anonymously.
- Sharing materials: How you choose which documents each lender opens.
- FAQ: Answers to the questions borrowers ask first.