Fixed Income Investors Consulting Services LLC

Independent advice for complex credit decisions.

FiiCS advises institutional investors, lenders and sponsors on credit underwriting, transaction structuring, portfolio strategy and specialized private financings.

The Firm

Institutional experience.
Independent perspective.

Fixed Income Investors Consulting Services LLC (“FiiCS”) provides independent advisory and consulting services across private debt, structured finance, real estate, infrastructure and specialized fixed-income markets.

Founded by Chetan Marfatia following more than three decades in institutional finance, FiiCS brings an investor-oriented approach to credit analysis, transaction structuring and portfolio decision-making.

The firm works with institutional investors, lenders and sponsors seeking experienced judgment on transactions where structure, credit quality, documentation and long-term risk require deeper analysis than conventional financing approaches.

Core Capabilities

Senior-level advisory support across the life of an investment

01

Credit Underwriting & Investment Analysis

Independent evaluation of credit quality, cash flows, collateral, structural protections, downside scenarios and risk-adjusted returns.

02

Transaction Structuring

Development and evaluation of financing structures designed around asset performance, investor requirements and long-term credit protection.

03

Private & Club Financings

Advisory support for privately negotiated debt transactions involving institutional lenders, insurance companies, credit funds and other sophisticated investors.

04

Portfolio Advisory

Independent review of existing investments, portfolio exposures, refinancing risk, credit deterioration and strategic alternatives.

05

Administrative Agent & Bondholder Representation

Ongoing transaction oversight, lender coordination, consent processes, financial monitoring and representation of institutional investors following closing.

Specialized Expertise

Complex credits require specialized experience

FiiCS has particular experience in asset classes and transactions where traditional corporate-credit analysis alone may not adequately capture the underlying risks.

  • Military Housing Privatization Initiative transactions
  • Public-private partnerships
  • Real estate and infrastructure finance
  • Government-related revenue streams
  • Long-duration private placements
  • Affordable and multifamily housing
  • Specialized project finance
  • Data centers and digital infrastructure
  • Complex structured and secured financings

Founder

Chetan Marfatia

Founder, FiiCS

Chetan Marfatia founded FiiCS after more than three decades in institutional finance, including senior leadership positions at Guggenheim Partners and Ambac Assurance Corporation.

During his career, he has originated, structured, underwritten and managed billions of dollars of fixed-income investments and has developed particular expertise in military housing, structured private debt, real estate and specialized infrastructure financings.

Learn more about Chetan Marfatia

Selected Experience

Representative transaction experience

Full experience

Military Housing & Government-Related Infrastructure

Underwriting, origination, structuring and monitoring of financings associated with the U.S. Military Housing Privatization Initiative.

Private Debt

Senior secured debt, long-dated private placements, club financings, infrastructure debt and complex bespoke credits.

Real Estate & Housing

Multifamily, affordable and government-supported housing, real-estate-secured lending and long-term lease structures.

Institutional Portfolio Management

Oversight of multi-billion-dollar fixed-income portfolios, concentration risk, relative value and long-term risk-adjusted return.

Independent advice for complex credit decisions

Whether evaluating a new investment, developing a financing strategy or addressing an existing portfolio exposure, FiiCS provides experienced independent analysis focused on protecting capital and creating durable transaction structures.