Funding Large Assets Without Using Debt

At Deep Green, we are able to access long-term global pension capital. Through our mandate with a Monaco based Global Pension Investment Syndicate, we enable investment grade governments and corporations to finance large-scale projects and assets without using debt.

This approach replaces traditional borrowing with institutional investment underpinned by long-duration triple net lease agreements or guarantees.

Global pension fund syndicates finance the acquisition and leaseback of assets or finance the construction and long-term use and eventual 100% ownership of major projects.

New Assets can be constructed & leased to the government or corporate sponsor over 20 to 40 years.

Existing assets can be sold to our Monaco Syndicate & leased back over long terms, releasing cash without forfeiting use of the asset.

All payments to the Monaco Pension Investment Syndicate must be guaranteed by an investment-grade payer or underwritten by an investment-grade insurer.

Structure Overview

Fixed, unconditional payments over

20 - 40 years

Fully amortized and non-contingent, with date and sum certain lease coupon payments

Higher yields are required for terms under 20 years to achieve full capital amortization

New Asset Construction & Monetization of Strategic Assets Without Losing Control

Investment-grade corporations, sovereigns, and sub-sovereigns (Sponsors) can unlock immediate cash by selling and leasing back assets under long-term, fixed-rate agreements, retaining full operational use for strategic, revenue, or public service purposes.

Investment Grade

S&P Ratings BBB- or above

Moody’s Ratings Baa3 or above

The Monaco Global Pension Syndicate (Monaco GPS), with which Deep Green Capital is formally engaged to originate and structure investments on its behalf for global pension fund syndicates, was founded by a member of the International Council of the Global Leadership Foundation (GLF), an invitation-only body supporting one of the world’s most discreet and respected networks of former heads of state and senior global leaders. Established in 2004 by F. W. de Klerk (former President of South Africa), the GLF provides confidential counsel to national governments through a membership that has included Kofi Annan (former Secretary-General of the United Nations), Gro Harlem Brundtland (former Prime Minister of Norway), and Helen Clark (former Prime Minister of New Zealand). Its International Council includes leading figures from global finance and philanthropy, such as Josef Ackermann (former CEO, Deutsche Bank), Lord Michael Ashcroft (former Deputy Chairman of the UK Conservative Party), Sir Ronald Cohen (co-founder of Apax Partners and pioneer of social impact investing), Alan Hassenfeld (former Chairman and CEO, Hasbro), Donald Kaberuka (former President of the African Development Bank), Ngozi Okonjo‑Iweala (Director-General of the World Trade Organization; former Finance Minister of Nigeria), and Tharman Shanmugaratnam (President of Singapore).

Deep Green’s engagement with the Monaco GPS is anchored in a relationship of more than 25 years between its founder and Deep Green’s Chairman, Paul Brook. While Deep Green has no affiliation with the GLF itself, this connection reflects the trust, credibility, and values that underpin Deep Green’s long-term strategic relationships.