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Infographic: The numbers behind the rise of asset based finance

26/04/2018

The only way is up for asset based finance, as the latest figures from UK Finance show a continuing increase in the use of invoice finance and asset based lending.

Invoice finance allows businesses to raise funding against the value of invoices, whilst asset based lending allows businesses to also unlock additional funding against the value of other assets, including plant and machinery, stock and property.

The infographic below looks at the year-on-year change in asset based finance use in the UK in 2017 vs 2016. Take a look to see just how successful the flexible funding product is proving to be.

Infographic - The numbers behind the rise of asset based finance

To find out how asset based finance could help your business, contact us today on 0800 9774833 to discuss your requirements with a member of our team.

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Some of the funders we work with

  • Regency Factors
  • IGF Invoice Finance
  • Peak Cashflow
  • 4Syte
  • Santander Corporate & Commercial
  • Giant
  • Skipton Business Finance
  • Kriya
  • Berkeley Trade Finance Ltd
  • Woodsford Tradebridge
  • MaxCap
  • Pulse Cashflow Finance
  • ABN AMRO Commercial Finance
  • Investec
  • Clear Factor
  • Merchant Money
  • Roma Finance
  • Leumi ABL
  • Blazehill Capital
  • Team Factors
  • eCapital Commercial Finance
  • Royal Bank of Scotland
  • Ultimate Finance Group
  • Davenham Trade Finance
  • Nationwide Finance
  • Davenham Asset Finance
  • Barclays
  • Aldermore Invoice Finance
  • Partnership Invoice Finance
  • Haydock Finance Ltd
  • Lloyds Bank Commercial Finance
  • InvoCap
  • Optimum Finance
  • Accelerated Payments
  • Praetura Invoice Finance
  • Time Finance
  • Sonovate
  • Cynergy Business Finance
  • Castlebridge
  • Close Brothers Invoice Finance
  • PNC Business Credit
  • Tradeplus24
  • Metro Bank SME Finance

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