Real-world examples of successful finance arrangements.
An investor needed £3.2M within 5 days to secure a prime commercial property at auction. Traditional lenders could not meet the timeline and the deposit was due immediately.
A growing litigation practice needed £2M in disbursement funding to cover expert witness fees, court costs and other case expenses across their portfolio of personal injury claims.
A retail business with 5 stores entered administration but had a viable core business. The directors needed to acquire the assets and restart trading within weeks to preserve supplier relationships.
A developer needed £8.5M to fund a 24-unit residential development in South London. Traditional banks were offering insufficient gearing and the developer needed 85% LTV to make the project viable.
The management team of a successful precision engineering company wanted to buy out the retiring owner. The business had strong cash flows but the purchase price of £6.5M required creative structuring.
Patterson Hotels needed £4.2M to acquire a 45-room boutique hotel in North Yorkshire. The deal required speed as there were competing bids, and the existing bank was unable to meet the tight timeline.
