Flexible lending products that are tailored based on business size and cater to the needs of businesses looking to grow.
Growth Loans and Credit Lines are flexible financing solutions designed to support businesses in their expansion efforts. They provide access to capital for a wide range of needs – from working capital to funding business expansion or strategic initiatives.
These options are particularly relevant for well-established companies (or even startups with a proven track record) that are seeking to fuel their growth without sacrificing equity.
Note that all debts need to be repaid, and any security is at risk if not repaid in line with the agreed terms
Working Capital Solutions – Subscription-Based Credit Line (Recurring Revenue)
Our shorter-term financing solutions are designed to help businesses free up working capital. This financing provides essential working capital and additional liquidity for customer acquisition or any short-term financial needs. The size of the facility is determined by your monthly stable and ‘recurring’ revenues, which must be evidenced through monthly submissions to the bank as Lender. Structured as a revolving line of credit / revolving credit facility, this solution allows loan amounts to be repaid and then redrawn, offering greater flexibility and efficiency for your business.
Working Capital Solutions - Accounts Receivable Based Credit Line
Our shorter-term financing solutions are specifically designed to help businesses free up working capital, typically targeting larger Series B startups and beyond with revenues exceeding £5 million. This financing aims to leverage assets on the balance sheet to address cash flow needs as the business continues to grow. The size of the facility is linked to the value of your accounts receivable, which must be evidenced through monthly submissions to the bank as Lender, providing a scalable solution that evolves with your business.
Structured as a revolving line of credit / revolving credit facility, this option allows loan amounts to be repaid and then redrawn, freeing up cash for investments in other areas.