An integrated evidence-to-commitment layer for independent sponsors, lower-middle-market private equity, PE-backed founders and portfolio leaders who need investment-thesis assumptions, diligence findings, obligations, risk transfer and Day-1 execution dependencies to resolve into one defensible commitment architecture.
This does not replace traditional diligence. Legal, QoE, tax, technology, insurance and specialist workstreams stay exactly where they are. PE Structural Underwriting™ integrates what they produce into a single commitment structure the investment committee can act on.
Before an investment committee authorizes a difficult-to-reverse commitment, do the financial, commercial, legal, technology, operational, regulatory, governance and execution assumptions resolve into one defensible commitment architecture?
In lower-middle-market transactions the workstreams are usually competent and the integration is usually missing. Findings sit in separate reports, remedies are described but not attached to instruments, obligations survive closing without named owners, and Day-1 dependencies surface after the wire. PE Structural Underwriting™ closes that gap without duplicating any specialist scope.
Pre-LOI, pre-IC, live acquisition, founder rollover or co-investment, add-on acquisition, value-creation plan, and exit readiness — anywhere a commitment is about to become difficult to reverse.
PE Commitment Rapid Screen™, PE Decision Book™, cross-diligence issue and remedy architecture, and pre-sign / pre-fund decision gates.
StratzGroup does not provide legal opinions, QoE or accounting opinions, valuation opinions, investment banking, regulated investment advice, engineering opinions, brokerage or insurance advice. Structural Underwriting integrates evidence and decision dependencies while specialist opinions remain owned by the appropriate licensed professionals.
Start with a PE Commitment Rapid Screen™: a structured read of the transaction in front of you — where the thesis depends on unproven assumptions, which diligence findings remain unreconciled, which obligations survive closing without an owner, and whether the commitment can be gated before the next timing event.
Structural underwriting, not legal, investment, accounting, QoE, valuation, engineering, brokerage or insurance advice.