Sabine Capital Partners

Todd Foster leads all advisory and structuring engagements, drawing on over 20 years of commercial banking, private equity, and venture capital experience. He is supported by advisors Bronson Stocker and Scott Alan Giambalvo, who contribute credit markets expertise and healthcare-sector specialization respectively. The firm does not operate an internal investment committee, as it arranges rather than commits capital.

Sabine operates exclusively as a financial advisor and arranger. It does not maintain a discretionary fund or commit balance-sheet capital to the facilities it structures. The firm runs competitive lender processes across the private credit market to source the best available terms for each middle-market borrower.

Sabine focuses on sub-$150 million facilities. Its product range includes senior and unitranche loans, second-lien and mezzanine debt, holdco notes and PIK instruments, asset-based revolvers, ARR-based facilities for technology and software businesses, and preferred equity. The firm also arranges special situations and rescue capital for time-sensitive or stressed scenarios.

The firm leverages relationships built since 2010 across the private credit ecosystem, including direct lenders, credit funds, and specialty finance firms. Sabine identifies the best-fit lenders for each specific capital structure, runs a targeted process, and negotiates directly with prospective lenders to create competitive tension that improves pricing, terms, and execution speed.

Sabine is generalist in its credit advisory practice, with representative engagements spanning specialty healthcare, B2B services, and precision manufacturing. Scott Alan Giambalvo brings particular depth in healthcare services, medical devices, and health-tech commercialization. The firm's product range supports industries including technology and software, where it arranges ARR-based recurring-revenue facilities.

Sabine advises both sponsor-backed and independently owned middle-market companies. Its representative engagements include arranging financing for a private equity-led management buyout and advising a company on a unitranche platform build for add-on acquisitions, as well as working directly with founder- and family-owned businesses.

Sabine does not take equity positions or co-invest alongside the lenders it sources. The firm is compensated as an advisor and arranger, preserving its alignment with the borrower. Its role is confined to designing the capital structure, sourcing lenders, negotiating terms, and managing the closing process.