Grants, philanthropy, debt, equity, impact capital or a combination.
Define what you fund. See opportunities that fit.
Build a clear Provider Mandate, establish your Provider Passport and discover opportunities that correspond with your capital criteria.
Start With Your Mandate
What do you want to fund?
You should not have to sort through hundreds of opportunities that were never a fit. Start by making your own criteria clear.
Define minimum, maximum and preferred transaction or award size.
Specify sectors, geography, stage, structure, impact goals and exclusions.
Choose the information, evidence and level of readiness you expect before engagement.
The Provider Journey
From capital mandate to opportunity correspondence.
FORMEX helps establish the provider side before opportunities are introduced.
1
Define
Tell us what you fund, how much, where, when and under what conditions.
2
Mandate
Turn your criteria into a clear Provider Mandate that can be matched consistently.
3
Passport
Establish identity, authority, evidence, criteria and relevant disclosures.
4
Network Ready
Choose your visibility, access preferences and the level of information you require.
5
Correspondence
See opportunities that fit your mandate and request access or introductions.
Capital Types
One network. Different forms of capital.
Your mandate may fit one category or several. FORMEX is designed to support both conventional and mixed-capital structures.
Grants
Foundations, public programs and other non-repayable funding sources.
Philanthropic
Foundations, donor-advised funds, family philanthropy and strategic giving.
Debt
Loans, credit facilities, participating debt and other repayable structures.
Equity
Ownership capital from individuals, family offices, funds and strategic investors.
Impact
Capital seeking measurable social or environmental outcomes alongside financial goals.
Mixed Capital
Blended structures using grants, philanthropy, catalytic capital, debt, equity or contracts together.
Provider Passport
Capital should be as clear as the opportunity.
FORMEX underwrites both sides of the relationship. Providers establish who they are, what authority they have and what they actually want to fund.
Your Provider Passport can establish:
- Provider identity and organization
- Authority to represent or deploy capital
- Capital type and preferred structures
- Typical funding or investment range
- Sectors, geography and stage
- Eligibility, return or impact requirements
- Exclusions and non-negotiables
- Preferred access and introduction process
Network Ready does not mean obligated.
Network Ready means FORMEX has enough clear, supported information to represent your provider mandate accurately within the Network.
You remain in control of what you see, what you disclose, which opportunities you review and whether you engage.
Provider Status: Network ReadyFORMEX Capital Network™
Less noise. Better correspondence.
The goal is not to show you every opportunity. It is to identify where a supported opportunity corresponds with your stated mandate, then give you enough clarity to decide whether to look closer.
Begin Your Provider Passport
Tell us what you fund.
This is a starting point, not a commitment. Give us enough to understand your mandate.
FORMEX helps make the decision possible.
FORMEX Passport and the FORMEX Capital Network support clarity, readiness and correspondence. They do not guarantee funding, investment performance, grant awards or transactions, and they do not replace legal, tax, investment or other regulated professional advice.
Capital Works Better When Both Sides Are Clear.
Tell us what you fund.
Build your Provider Mandate. Establish your Passport. Become Network Ready. See opportunities that deserve a closer look.
Start Your Provider Passport FORMEX Passport™ • Provider Mandate • Network Ready • Capital Correspondence