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Asset Finance: Enables businesses to acquire necessary equipment, vehicles, or machinery by spreading costs, often preserving working capital.

Bridging Finance: A fast, short-term, secured loan (1–12 months) bridging gaps in cash flow or between property sales and purchases. Loans can be released within 72 hours to ensure project continuity.

Development Finance: Tailored funding for construction or renovation projects, often released in stages to cover build costs. It can support single-unit projects to large, multi-unit developments.

Commercial Mortgages: Used by businesses to purchase property (shops, offices, industrial units). Typically covers 70-75% of value with terms spanning 3-25 years.

Residential and Buy-to-Let Mortgages: Specialized loans for purchasing homes or investment properties aimed at rental income

Invoice Finance: A form of working capital finance that allows businesses to borrow against the value of their outstanding invoices.

Property and Land Sourcing: Specialized services to locate, negotiate, and secure suitable residential or commercial property opportunities for investors.

Unsecured Business Loan: An unsecured business loan is a financing option that does not require collateral (such as property or equipment), allowing business owners to secure funds quickly based on creditworthiness, revenue, and business performance. These loans are ideal for working capital or expansion but often feature higher interest rates, lower loan amounts, and stricter qualification requirements compared to secured loans.

Secured Business Loan: A secured business loan is a type of financing backed by collateral—such as real estate, equipment, inventory, or accounts receivable—that reduces lender risk, typically allowing for lower interest rates, larger loan amounts, and longer repayment terms. If the business defaults, the lender can seize the pledged assets. These loans are ideal for established businesses needing significant capital for expansion or equipment, though they often have longer approval processes due to asset valuation requirements.

Merchant Cash Advance: A Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) is a form of, fast, short-term financing where a provider gives a business a lump sum in exchange for a percentage of future credit/debit card sales, plus a fee. It is not technically a loan but a purchase of future revenue, making it ideal for businesses with high card volumes but lower credit scores.