Capital Stacking & Financial Structures

EIG’s Capital Stacking & Financial Structures services engineer incentive-driven models—layering Opportunity Zones, energy credits, TOD incentives, and private capital into optimized structures that maximize yield while mitigating risk.

Industry: Deal Structuring

The capital stack is being re-engineered in real time by policy. Opportunity Zones, energy credits, H.R. 1 incentives, and affordable housing overlays are converging into structures that did not exist a decade ago. For sophisticated investors, the question is no longer if capital can be stacked, but how to layer incentives for maximum yield with minimal exposure.

EIG positions capital stacking as an engineered science, not guesswork. Our frameworks decode the interplay of private credit, institutional flows, and federal subsidies—revealing how the new regulatory order is reshaping timing, risk, and return profiles.

Attorneys in Charge

Managing Partner

Alice Gibson

Andy established Noble & Lau and leads the firm ever since. Alice is fluent in English, Mandarin and French.

Partner

Jonathan Williams

Jonathan joined the firm in 2011 and leads our tax department. Jonthan is fluent in English, Romanian and Hungarian.

Associate

Rebecca Clarke

Rebecca joined the firm in 1991 and leads the real estate division since 2007. Rebecca is fluent in English, Hebrew and Arabic.

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FAQs

Can EIG tailor capital structures for institutional portfolios?

Yes, through our bespoke advisory tier.

Do non-members get access to structuring frameworks?

No. Templates, dashboards, and case studies are gated to members.

What frameworks does EIG use for structuring?

We provide stacking templates, stress tests, and policy-aligned models.

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