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Strategic Liquidity of Listed Equity Investments

Get institutional-grade funding against equity shares held in demat, without disturbing long-term portfolio positioning.

LAS Division of Terkar Capital arranges liquidity solutions for promoters, HNIs, directors, investors and business owners seeking capital efficiency against their listed equity assets.

Built for structured lending, not retail lending.

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Institutional Liquidity Backed by Listed Equity Assets

Loan Against Shares (LAS) allows borrowers to leverage approved listed equity holdings to gain structured working capital, promoter funding, acquisition support, bridge liquidity or treasury flexibility.

At Terkar Capital, LAS is being pitched as a strategic balance sheet instrument and not as a retail loan product.

Our approach focuses on:

This structure is commonly utilized for:

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Eligible Share Categories

Listed Equity Holdings – Approved

The equity holdings are classified on the basis of underlying quality , liquidity and the market it is on which determines its eligibility for funding .

Typically eligible categories are:

Group A Listed Shares

Large-cap stocks that are institutionally traded, have good liquidity and market participation.

Group B Approved Shares

Good fundamental mid-cap stocks approved by lenders and within exposure limits.

Promoter Holdings

Structured pledge mechanism against eligible holdings held by promoters.

Institutional Portfolios

Expertly managed investment portfolios diversified across exposure.

Demat-Held Equity Investments

Individual and corporate demat holdings as per the lender’s criteria.

Group A / Group B Share Classification

Approved Listed Equity Holdings

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Strategic Applications of LAS Structures

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Loan-to-Value Structuring Framework

Loan-to-Value (LTV) is the ratio of how much you can borrow against your approved equity holdings.

*Rather than maximizing leverage, the objective is sustainable liquidity management.

The structure is affected by:

  • market variations 

  • concentration risk 

  • sponsor risk 

  • portfolio diversification 

  • sector risk 

  • marketability of stock

  • lender policy systems

Institutional LAS structures usually emphasize:

  • disciplined collateralization

  • dynamic margin monitoring 

  • exposure management

  • cautious leverage postion

Institutional Risk Governance

Terkar Capital’s LAS structuring philosophy prioritizes capital preservation and disciplined risk assessment.

Risk evaluation frameworks generally include:

Portfolio Volatility Analysis

Study of current and historical market movement.

Margin Monitoring

Monitoring of continuous collateralization.

Concentration Analysis

Stock-wise and sector-wise concentration assessment.

Review of Promoter Exposure

Review of current pledge and leverage arrangements.

Liquidity Stress Testing

Assess the ability to exit the market in different volatility situations.

Regulatory Compliance Alignment

Structuring in accordance with lender and market requirements.

Portfolio Volatility Analysis

Study of current and historical market movement.

Terkar Capital’s LAS structuring philosophy prioritizes capital preservation and disciplined risk assessment.

Institutional Risk Governance

Margin Monitoring

Monitoring of continuous collateralization.

Concentration Analysis

Stock-wise and sector-wise concentration assessment.

Gold Price Monitoring

Review of market-linked valuation movements.

Review of Promoter Exposure

Review of Promoter Exposure

Review of current pledge and leverage arrangements.

Liquidity Stress Testing

Assess the ability to exit the market in different volatility situations.

Regulatory Compliance Alignment

Structuring in accordance with lender and market requirements.

Flexible Structured Liquidity Access

Most LAS structures are offered in the form of an overdraft (OD) facility.

 

  • draw funds as needed 

  • optimize interest use 

  • manage treasury flexibility

  • maintain a discipline of operational liquidity

This allows borowers to :

Key Structural Benefits

  • interest paid only on amount used 

  • revolving access to cash 

  • efficient short-term capital management 

  • faster operational deployment

  • structured borrowing with collateral

The aim is flexibility and institutional control.

Frequently asked questions

Structured Liquidity Begins with Institutional Evaluation

Terkar Capital’s Strategic LAS Division assists promoters, HNIs, and businesses in structuring disciplined liquidity solutions against financial assets.

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