Bridging finance

Helping your business overcome short-term funding challenges.

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Closing the gap in your business finances

Commercial bridging loans are there to help businesses close financial gaps quickly. Although terms can vary, they’re typically a short-term solution, so it’s important to have a clear exit plan.

You can use bridging loans when refinancing a longer-term commercial mortgage or while waiting on the sale of an asset. They’re not always secured against the assets being purchased; you can also use existing properties to raise funds quickly and take advantage of new opportunities that require speedy action.

If you need to acquire or raise finance quickly for a commercial property or asset, our team of Commercial Funding experts can help find the right finance solution for you.

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Our funding solutions

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Acquisition finance

Here to help when you’re contemplating buying or selling a business.
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Asset finance

Make significant capital expenditure investments without impacting your cash flow.
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Working capital

Whilst not something you may think of every day, working capital can be a key aspect to the success of your business.
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Commercial funding

Finding the right funding solution can help transform your business or accelerate your growth journey.
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