The McLean Group raises subordinated debt for clients on a standalone basis or as part of a more comprehensive capital offering involving senior debt and/or equity. Subordinated debt can boost debt capacity by providing more capital than a senior lender might be willing to provide. It also is a less expensive means of raising capital than equity and is less dilutive than equity. The McLean Group maintains close relationships with providers of subordinated debt, including insurance businesses, hedge funds and private equity funds. This allows the firm to better understand the investment criteria of these subordinated debt providers and match clients with the most appropriate investors.