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2026 Institutional Mismatch

Large enterprises face a widening structural gap:     • Institutional Drag — legacy units that can’t be shut down, can’t be fixed internally, and distort balance sheets.     • Agility Gap — high‑growth operators who have capital and demand but lack ready‑now, mission‑critical capacity.The result is a market where one side holds stranded liabilities and the other needs immediate infrastructure, but no mechanism connects them.

The MICO Model

The Managed Infrastructure Carve‑Out (MICO) is a 90‑day transformation engine that uses a Designated Purpose Vehicle (DPV) to:     • isolate a legacy obligation     • scrub and stabilize it     • align it with a partner who needs that capacity nowThe DPV converts a stranded liability into a Secured Asset without CapEx, operational disruption, or successor‑liability exposure.

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Who We Support

We support institutions navigating non‑traditional risk, stranded obligations, and multi‑party transitions:

     • Private Equity: Removing portfolio drag.
     • Capital Providers: Underwriting secured assets.
     • Big Four Consultants: Independence‑safe transfer mechanism.

     • Corporations: Clean separation from legacy units.
     • Infrastructure & Telecom: Stabilizing stranded commitments.
     • Municipal Agencies: Ensuring continuity without fiscal exposure.

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How the DPV Works

The DPV is a neutral, ring‑fenced entity that:
     • Assumes the obligation
     • Provides total indemnification
     • Restructures the unit
     • prepares it for absorption
     • Enables a clean, audit‑defensible exit
This structure is modeled on NewCos, SpinCos, HoldCos, and other Fortune‑500 transfer vehicles.

White Paper

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