How the Program Works
Marlowe's asset acquisition program is designed to provide sellers with a straightforward path to convert uncertain, difficult-to-realize, or administratively burdensome assets into immediate consideration. Marlowe assumes the post-acquisition risk and cost of pursuing realization as owner of the acquired rights.
1
Identify
Potential assets or asset rights are identified and submitted to Marlowe for initial review. This may include dormant assets, unclaimed property interests, bankruptcy estate assets, commercial claims, disputed property rights, and other uncertain asset rights.
2
Evaluate
Marlowe evaluates the opportunity, including value, timing, documentation, recoverability, and applicable risk factors. Marlowe may request additional information or documentation during this phase.
3
Purchase
If Marlowe determines the opportunity is suitable, a fixed purchase price is negotiated and documented in a written asset purchase agreement signed by the applicable parties.
4
Transfer
At closing, ownership rights and interests are assigned and transferred to Marlowe. The seller receives the agreed fixed purchase price. Marlowe assumes all post-closing risk.
Important Notes
- Marlowe does not guarantee an offer. Each opportunity is evaluated individually.
- No transaction is effective unless documented in a written agreement signed by the parties.
- Each seller should consult its own legal, tax, financial, or fiduciary advisors before entering into any transaction.
- Submission of information does not create any agency, fiduciary, or representative relationship.