Don’t let cashflow hold you back
Working capital is the money available to you to meet your current, short-term obligations. This can mean payroll, inventory, and day-to-day expenses. As your business grows, it often consumes this cash much quicker than before as debtors grow and more investment is required to meet expectations.
That is where working capital finance can play an important role for your business. This gives you the ability to release the cash tied up in stock, WIP or debtors and keeping your company running smoothly.
Support you with working capital
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Working Capital
Designed to boost your cashflow in the short and medium term.
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Overdrafts
An extension of credit which provides working capital finance for your business
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Invoice Finance
Giving you access to the value of an invoice before it has been paid.
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Supply Chain Finance
If a buyer has approved an invoice for payment, you are able to get 100% of the value of an invoice advanced.
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Stock Finance
This helps release finance that is stored in stock, such as finished goods or materials.
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Merchant Cash Advance
Repayments are taken when your business receives a transaction via a card payment.
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