Project Funding

Corinth supports commercially viable projects and businesses through rigorous underwriting, clear governance, and a structured approval framework.

Our Approach

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Private Equity Partnership Investments

We partner with entrepreneurs and management teams to support innovation and growth. We prioritise opportunities where governance is clear, incentives are aligned, and execution is consistent.

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We Build Businesses

We apply a transformational investing mindset: deep thematic research, selective focus areas, and a value-creation plan defined around clear strategic pillars developed in close collaboration with management.

What “Fundable” Means

Funding decisions require a clear commercial rationale, credible counterparties, and a process that verifies legal, technical and financial foundations. Projects that fail core gating criteria do not move forward in the approval chain.

Due Diligence & Investment Process

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Process Steps

Step 1

Identification & initial screening of potential investments

Opportunities are sourced and screened against baseline criteria before deeper work begins.

Step 2

Insurability

Projects must be insurable with a Tier-1 insurer; non-insurable projects are not progressed.

Step 3

Preliminary due diligence

Initial validation to confirm whether key requirements for investment are met.

Step 4

Legal & technical due diligence

In-depth review of legal structure, documentation, and technical feasibility.

Step 5

Commercial & financial due diligence

Independent review by reputable professional firms to validate commercial and financial assumptions.

Final approval

Approval by the Board and responsible fund managers before execution and funding.

Approval Outcome

The process is designed to be selective, repeatable and auditable. Each stage reduces uncertainty, strengthens documentation, and ensures decision-makers receive consistent inputs.

Project Approval Committees

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Governance & Oversight

Investment decisions are made through a structured governance framework. Committees and the Board review the outputs of due diligence, confirm alignment with mandate and risk appetite, and ensure that decisions are properly documented.

What Committees Typically Review

Investment rationale, structure and downside protections
Risk register and mitigants
Third-party due diligence findings
Insurance, legal and compliance gates
Funding conditions and closing readiness