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The financial services sector is a major part of the UK economy and a significant employer. It supports business success in this country and abroad with innovative products and services, and oils the wheels of consumer finance, from direct debits to credit cards.
The UK’s position as a leading provider of financial services reflects the high standards of financial education we offer, and the number of talented individuals developing cutting-edge fintech products.
Even established financial services companies cannot relax their efforts, however, given the pace at which technology is advancing, plus the fact that new start-ups are constantly entering the market.
UK Business Finance can help your financial services business to grow and develop with flexible commercial finance products that help you adapt to changing needs and bring your strategic plans to fruition.
Data breaches
Data breaches are a significant concern in the sector given the sensitive financial and personal information typically held. A cyber attack or data leak could damage a business's reputation in the long term and result in a hefty fine.
Changing regulations
The government’s extensive package of regulatory reforms for the financial services industry, known as the ‘Edinburgh Reforms,’ will lead to changes to a broad range of regulations in the coming months and years.
A crowded market
Operating successfully in this crowded marketplace requires a clear brand identity and agility to change direction when necessary. The innovative environment of financial services means entrants with a new offering could quickly take a market share from older firms.
We can help you find the funding you need to grow your business and compete effectively in this burgeoning sector. You could use the funding to recruit new talent, for example, invest in advancing technology, or to better manage cash flow.
From revolving credit to hire purchase and asset refinancing, our team of experienced commercial finance brokers can search the whole of the market for the best quotes.
Revolving credit
Revolving credit is a form of working capital finance that gives you access to additional cash when your business needs it. It is similar to a bank overdraft as you have a credit limit and can use the credit facility as and when required.
Hire purchase
Hire purchase facilitates the buying of expensive assets without having to make a capital outlay. Once a deposit has been made you repay the lender via a fixed payment schedule and can become the owner of the asset after a small final payment has been made.
Asset refinancing
If your business has money tied up in an existing asset that is wholly owned, asset refinancing can unlock that working capital whilst you retain use. You sell it to a financier under a sale and leaseback arrangement and become the owner again once it has been repaid.
Obtaining a variety of quotes is the first step to securing funding for your business. UK Business Finance are commercial finance brokers and search the whole of the market to find the best deals.
Our services are free of charge and we do not ask you to sign an exclusive contract. Please get in touch to find out more.
How we help other Sectors
We work across a wide range of sectors throughout the UK, providing specialist advice to each sector.
What can company finance be used for?
Business finance can be used for a multitude of purposes within a company, from boosting general cash flow to funding development projects and buying stock. Its flexibility and adaptability to an individual business’s needs make it ideal whatever stage of business you’re at.
Management buy-in financing options
If you’re considering being part of a management buy-in (MBI) or you’ve decided to sell your own business to an incoming management team, there are several ways in which the transaction can be financed.
Can I get business finance if my company is insolvent?
If your company is insolvent, it’s vital to stop trading straight away and obtain assistance from a licensed insolvency practitioner. The insolvency practitioner’s role at this point is to assess your company’s financial situation so that they can provide guidance on whether additional finance is appropriate.
Can’t pay company bridging loan – what are my options?
A bridging loan is a form of short-term finance that lasts for up to 12 months. It provides vital funding between transactions when a company purchases one property before the sale of another has been completed.