Lenders, investors, and boards
For lenders, investors, and boards: keep the investment from execution risk the model does not show.
This page is for capital providers, investment committees, and boards funding or governing major construction. Torvane verifies construction condition and forecast independently of the parties building the project, and reports in plain language.
Pre-commitment execution risk review
A base case can be complete on every line except the one that decides it: whether the construction plan can be built as priced, in that region, with that craft, on that sequence.
EPC capability and commitment review
A contractor's balance sheet and reference list say little about whether the team assigned to this project can execute this scope in this market.
Progress verification
Once construction is underway, the reporting a lender receives is produced by the parties being measured.
Recovery assessment and recovery options
When a funded project slips, the questions arrive together: where is it actually, what will it take, and what are the options.
Reliance and reporting
Reports are addressed to the client. Reliance for named third parties, such as a syndicate, an investment committee, or a board, is arranged in the engagement letter before work begins, with the scope and limits of that reliance written down. Reporting format, cadence, and distribution are agreed in advance.
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Torvane does not approve draws.
Frequently asked questions
What does progress verification do?
It reports physical progress and forecast for a party that is not building the project, on a fixed cadence, and states whether claimed progress is consistent with what was observed. It does not certify progress, value, or completion, and it does not approve draws.
How is this different from a technical advisor's report?
The focus is construction execution rather than technology or design. The questions are whether the field can produce the rates the forecast assumes, whether the craft and supervision exist, and whether reported progress matches physical condition.
Can our credit committee rely on the report?
Reports are addressed to the client. Where named third parties need to rely on them, that reliance is arranged in the engagement letter before work begins, with its scope and limits written down.
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Begin with the organization’s role, the project context, the current stage, and the work that requires independent review.