Revel Partners is an independent Nordic-based advisory firm within the realm of capital management and structured finance. With a team of seasoned experts and a deep understanding of European financial landscapes, we provide tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of our clients.
We help our clients with navigating the complexities of capital management. Our advisory services cover topics from capital optimisation to risk management and strategic financial planning.
We are honoured to have acted as independent financial adviser to Klarna in connection with its strategic US loan portfolio transaction with Elliott Investment Management — a landmark deal enabling Klarna to further strengthen its balance sheet and support continued expansion in its largest and fastest-growing market. The transaction provides Klarna with the ability to transfer credit risk on up to USD 6.5 billion of US-originated consumer receivables over a multi-year horizon, delivered through a forward-flow structure tailored for regulatory efficiency, scalability and operational continuity. Klarna continues to originate and service the loans, ensuring full alignment with its customers and maintaining the strength of its US payments and credit ecosystem.
We are honoured to have acted as independent financial adviser and arranger to Avida Finans AB (publ) on its inaugural synthetic securitisation transaction, dubbed Project Valor.The transaction, referencing a SEK 2.8 billion portfolio of Nordic unsecured consumer loans, enables Avida to transfer credit risk through an innovative risk-sharing structure. As a result, the bank expects to achieve a significant reduction in risk-weighted assets, strengthening its capital position and supporting further growth in its core lending activities.
We are honoured to have acted as independent financial adviser and arranger to Marginalen Bank (publ) on its first-ever synthetic securitisation, announced on 12 August 2025.The transaction, executed with Magnetar, a leading global alternative asset manager, covers an initial reference portfolio of SEK 3.15 billion in Swedish unsecured consumer loans. By transferring credit risk through an innovative risk-sharing structure, Marginalen Bank expects to reduce its risk-weighted assets by approximately SEK 2 billion, strengthening its capital ratios and supporting further growth in its core business.
