Guides and frameworks, selected media coverage, and published insights from QueensGiant and founder Phillip Toth.
Perspectives on price discovery and the role of financial intermediation.
Akerlof's lemons problem in private credit — why a completed transaction does not prove what the market would have paid, and what effective intermediation actually has to do.
Read →Practical guides to asset-backed financing, private credit, and structured capital solutions.
A plain-language walkthrough of private ABS — what it is, who uses it, the economics, and how the five-stage process works from mandate to close.
Read →The mechanics of warehouse lending — borrowing base, covenants, facility types, and how take-out strategy drives your terms.
Read →How committed buyer programs work, what drives forward flow pricing, and when a multi-buyer program makes sense.
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A practical guide to liquidity, funding diversification, and fee income through private securitizations.
Request →Common structures, eligibility, and triggers used by banks and private lenders.
Request →How repeatable forward flow agreements support growth and capital efficiency.
Request →CNBC media appearance featuring QueensGiant founder Phillip Toth discussing capital markets, private credit, and structured finance.
Open Video →Bloomberg Television segment featuring QueensGiant founder Phillip Toth on capital markets, private credit, and the evolving structured finance landscape.
Open Video →Profile exploring how global experience and entrepreneurial vision shaped QueensGiant's measured approach to capital markets advisory.
Read →Examination of how QueensGiant combines institutional expertise with boutique flexibility to serve specialty finance markets.
Read →Phillip Toth has published extensively on capital markets, fintech, securitization, and specialty finance.
Historical commentary, presented in the context of its original outlook year.
Strategic analysis and forecast for specialty finance and asset-backed lending.
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