Tatonka Capital Corporation Information

Tatonka Capital Corporation –Public Sector Finance Specialists Since 1993 Headquartered in Denver, Colorado Tatonka Capital Corporation is one of the leading privately held public sector financial services companies in the country. For more than 23 years Tatonka has offered specialized service and the expertise required to provide lease/finance programs to vendors marketing to the public sector. Our innovative approach and experienced staff give us the flexibility to structure and fund a wide array of financing requests, enabling us to handle even the most demanding projects. The Tatonka management and business development team includes finance professionals with in-depth backgrounds in leasing and banking. Offering decades of combined experience working with government entities, vendors and commercial businesses supplying the government, Tatonka principals helped pioneer the municipal leasing industry. Tatonka believes that public sector financing can be difficult and complex. We have a team of knowledgeable experts who understand public sector finance and know how to do it successfully. Our in-house team of credit, legal, operations and finance professionals was designed to support your needs, delivering fast decisions and effective communications. As a direct lender, we ensure your transactions are approved, documented and funded quickly and flawlessly. Tatonka Capital provides a large selection of financing solutions, including: •Tax Exempt and Taxable Municipal Lease Financing •Federal Government Lease Financing •Equipment Vendor Programs •Real Estate Financing •Project Financing •Contract Financing For Tatonka Capital, being a public sector financing specialist means understanding the laws, statutes and contractual issues that are part of the U.S. government’s leasing and financing requirements. Tatonka has provided successful financing for a variety of public sectors over the last 24 years, including: •Municipalities •States •Counties •Cities •Education facilities •Special districts •Political subdivisions •Federal agencies •Indian tribal nations •Charter schools •Non-profit organizations such as 501(c)(3) hospitals