Managing Partner Ollie Barkhordar launches Wyoming-based initiative to provide scalable syndication capacity and wholesale capital to the private credit sector.
Ultimate Business Capital, a Wyoming-based private investment firm, announced the launch of its dedicated Wholesale Liquidity Platform. The initiative is designed to support independent originators, private credit providers, and specialty finance companies by providing reliable syndication capacity and portfolio purchasing power.
As the alternative lending market tightens, originators often face liquidity constraints that slow their deal flow. Ultimate Business Capital aims to solve this “capital bottleneck” by acting as a silent institutional partner behind the scenes.
“The originators are the engine of this industry, but they are often limited by their own balance sheet velocity,” said Ollie Barkhordar, Managing Partner of Ultimate Business Capital. “Our goal is not to compete for the merchant relationship. Our goal is to fuel the funding houses. We provide the buy-box and the liquidity so they can say ‘Yes’ to more deals and scale their origination volume without friction.”
Operating out of Sheridan, Wyoming, the firm leverages a proprietary AI-driven underwriting model to assess portfolio risk in real-time. This allows Ultimate Business Capital to participate in syndicates or purchase future receivables with institutional speed, often closing positions in under 24 hours.
Key Program Features:
- Syndication Participation: Strategic capital injection into diverse merchant portfolios.
- White-Label Capital: Background liquidity allowing originators to maintain the client relationship.
- High-Velocity Decisioning: Algorithmic risk assessment for rapid capital deployment.
“We are building the infrastructure for the next phase of private credit,” Barkhordar added. “By remaining a wholesale-focused partner, we align our success entirely with the growth of our originator network.”
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