Funding That Grows With Your Business

Your invoices, stock, machinery and property hold real value. Asset-based lending turns that value into an ongoing facility, and as your asset base grows, so does the funding available to you.

What Is Asset-Based Lending?

Asset-based lending is an iteration of Invoice Finance, but instead of only using your debtors as security, it also includes other types of assets to give you access to larger loans. Rather than a one-off loan, the facility flexes with your asset base, releasing more working capital as the business grows.

Getting Every Asset Counted

The difference between an average facility and a great one is how thoroughly the asset base is assessed. We make the case for every eligible asset class, not just the invoice book, and negotiate advance rates that reflect what your business actually holds.

Why Choose Asset-Based Lending

If unpaid invoices are your main pressure point, our Invoice Finance page covers that route on its own.

Your Questions, Answered

How is asset-based lending different from a secured loan?

 secured loan releases a fixed sum against one asset, usually property. Asset-based lending is a revolving facility across several asset types, and the amount available moves with their value. One is a lump sum, the other is an ongoing line that grows with you.

Unlike traditional bank lending, commercial finance can be tailored around the specific circumstances and objectives of the business.

Established companies with a strong invoice book, stock, or equipment, commonly in manufacturing, wholesale, distribution, recruitment and logistics.

A business owner signs a commercial finance agreement while her broker talks her through the paperwork.

Ready When You Are

A good conversation costs nothing and often opens more doors than you would expect. Tell us where you want to take your business, and we will show you how the right funding can help you get there.

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