£212,300
£150K requirement. Two repayment structures. One solution.
Not every £150,000 loan should be structured the same way.
- Amount
- £150,000
- Sector
- Professional services
- Structure
- £78K repayment + £72K interest-only
- Outcome
- Full £150,000 obtained
An established brokerage required substantial funding. Instead of forcing the entire amount into one conventional repayment profile, the transaction was structured in two parts.
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The requirement
The business required £150,000. The aim was to create a structure that gave the company access to the capital it needed while recognising that different parts of the requirement could be treated differently.
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The challenge
A standard fully amortising loan isn’t automatically the right answer simply because it is easy to understand. The repayment structure itself can have a significant impact on business cash flow.
For this transaction, greater flexibility was needed.
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The structure
The £150,000 facility was split into £78,000 on a five-year repayment structure and £72,000 on an interest-only structure.
That allowed the overall funding requirement to be met without forcing every pound of borrowing into the same repayment profile.
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The result
The client obtained the full £150,000 in a structure designed around the business rather than an off-the-shelf loan format.
The interest-only element remained in place beyond the first year, becoming part of the company’s longer-term capital structure rather than a short-term fix.
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