Funding to smooth cash flow and cover the gap between money going out and money coming in, matched to how your business actually trades.
Working capital is the area where we see finance go wrong most often. Two patterns come up again and again.
The first is a business taking a short-term, high-cost loan to solve a structural cash flow problem. The loan deals with the symptom, the immediate shortfall, but does nothing about the cause. When it ends, the problem returns, usually with more debt on top.
The second is a business being steered into a merchant cash advance when cheaper, better-suited options exist. It can look simple and fast, but the true cost is frequently much higher than it appears. If you have been offered one, it is worth understanding what it really costs before you sign.
Not the product that is quickest to arrange, or the one that pays the adviser most.
There is no single working capital product. The right answer depends on why the gap exists and how your money moves.
Releases cash tied up in unpaid invoices as you raise them. Often the best fit when your customers pay on terms.
A flexible line you draw on and repay as cash flow rises and falls, for day-to-day swings rather than a one-off need.
A lump sum for a specific, temporary need, used carefully and with a clear plan to repay.
Repaid as a share of your card takings, suited to some retail and hospitality, but only where the cost genuinely stacks up.
Which of these fits, or whether the answer is a combination, is what we work out with you.
We look at the underlying cause of your working capital requirement before we identify a solution. A gap caused by fast growth needs a different answer from one caused by slow-paying customers or a seasonal dip, and treating them the same is how businesses end up with the wrong finance.
We are whole-of-market, every fee and commission is disclosed before you commit, and every deal is led by a principal. From the first conversation to the point your funds are released, you get on with running your business, and we deal with the lenders, the paperwork and the complexity.
Health and Beauty · £88,000 · Business Loan
A new franchisee was introduced to us by a trusted legal partner while setting up a FaceGym studio in Richmond. Start-up businesses often find it hard to borrow because they have no trading history, so we matched the director with a lender that understood the franchise model. The £88,000 loan covered the stock and equipment needed to open the doors, and the director is already planning a second studio.
"Thanks again for all your help through this journey. Looking forward to Studio 2!"
James Culley-Harris, Director

Tell us where the pressure is and how your business trades, and we will work out what is actually causing the gap and the right way to fund it. Not the quickest product, the right one.
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