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Direct Capital

The D. E. Shaw group's direct capital unit is focused on providing debt and equity capital to small and midsized businesses in all industry sectors throughout North America. We seek to build long-term recurring business relationships with management teams, lending institutions, financial sponsors, and intermediaries.

The unit is headquartered in Houston, Texas, and maintains offices in New York City, the Washington, D.C. area, and Silicon Valley. Our management team of seasoned professionals possesses many years of experience in principal investing, corporate restructuring, and corporate finance. Many members of the team have worked together for over eight years, enabling cohesive evaluation and efficient execution of investment opportunities. With no investment restrictions and a small group of decision-makers, our direct capital group offers capital solutions on an expedited basis.

News and Press

Current Economics and the Future of Mezz Money
Capital Markets
November 14, 2008

Exponent Private Equity Acquires Lowell Holdings
Exponent Private Equity LLP Press Release
April 7, 2008

The Mezzanine Mall
Oil & Gas Investor
November 2007

D. E. Shaw Group's Direct Capital Unit Provides Financing to Spencer Gifts Holdings, Inc.
August 22, 2007

About the Firm

The D. E. Shaw group is a global investment and technology development firm with more than 1,200 employees, approximately $21 billion in investment capital as of July 1, 2011, and offices in North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.

The central focus of the D. E. Shaw group is the pursuit of potentially attractive investment opportunities, and in some cases, the active creation of new ones. Such opportunities form the basis for a number of funds and other investment vehicles, and for the firm's management of assets on behalf of institutional clients.

Investments include both publicly traded and privately held financial instruments, certain physical commodities and commercial rights, and in some cases, entire companies. The firm also provides individually tailored debt and equity financing to both healthy and financially distressed companies, makes venture capital investments in early- and later-stage ventures, and organizes and develops new technology-oriented ventures of its own.

Direct Capital

The D. E. Shaw group's direct capital unit is focused on providing debt and equity capital to small and midsized businesses in all industry sectors throughout North America. We seek to build long-term recurring business relationships with management teams, lending institutions, financial sponsors, and intermediaries.

The unit is headquartered in Houston, Texas, and maintains offices in New York City, the Washington, D.C. area, and Silicon Valley. Our management team of seasoned professionals possesses many years of experience in principal investing, corporate restructuring, and corporate finance. Many members of the team have worked together for over eight years, enabling cohesive evaluation and efficient execution of investment opportunities. With no investment restrictions and a small group of decision-makers, our direct capital group offers capital solutions on an expedited basis.

Shaw has experienced tremendous growth since it was founded in 1986 by Chairman, President and CEO J.M. Bernhard Jr. and two colleagues. Discover how a company that first specialized in pipe fabrication has become one of the world’s leading providers of engineering, construction, technology, fabrication, remediation and support services.

A dramatist who laughs at time, George Bernard Shaw has had three plays in production on Broadway this past season. Mr. Shaw was born in Dublin in July, 1856, and these are the dates which stand out in his record: 1876, when he captured London for life; 1884, when he became the leading spirit of the Fabian Society; 1898, when he was married; and 1925, when he received the Nobel Prize for Literature.

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Shaw Capital Management and Financing provide same-day-funding. We can help you meet your cashflow needs immediately without entering into a long term factoring relationship. The money you get for the freight bills we purchase is payment in full.
Shaw Capital Management and Financing offer a complete line of factoring services, purchase order funding, asset based financing, accounts receivable management, and other related financial services.
Shaw Capital Management and Financing offer funding for a wide range of industries and flexible funding requirements that most businesses can easily qualify for.
Based in Baltimore, Maryland. Importing into the tri-state area mostly from the far east such as China, Thailand, Taiwan and South Korea.
For your convenience, we have associate offices in Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taipei and Seoul in S Korea.
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Stay away from mainland Europe – at least when investing in the asset managers – was the message being spread yesterday, as Schroders was left near the foot of the top-tier index.
The group plummeted 31p to 1,446p after Deutsche Bank downgraded its rating to “sell” from “buy”, suggesting that investors from the Continent have been the quickest to pull their money out of equity funds in response to the recent global market sell-off.
City scribblers from the broker suggested that stocks in the asset management sector were in for a tough time in general “once the exact scale of recent outflows from retail investors is disclosed”. However, they added that recent data has shown “behaviour… in different geographical locations has varied markedly”, leaving Schroders – which they estimated was the most exposed to retail investors from mainland Europe – as particularly vulnerable.
The analysts were much more keen on Man Group and Jupiter, which moved ahead 8.7p to 229.1p and 3.7p to 205.8p respectively. They also cut Ashmore’s rating to “hold” from “buy”, although it still managed to jump up 19.1p to 420p after its promotion to the top-tier index in the latest reshuffle was confirmed on Wednesday.
Despite a positive start to the session, the FTSE 100 reacted badly to the results of the latest meeting of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee. Its decision to keep interest rates at 0.5 per cent surprised nobody, but...