£212,300
One business. Three facilities. £234K arranged.
One business. Three funding lines. £234,000 arranged.
- Amount
- £234,000
- Sector
- Property services
- Structure
- Three £78,000 facilities
- Outcome
- All three facilities completed
Not every funding requirement should be forced into one lender’s credit box. For an established property consultancy, the better solution was to spread the requirement across three separate facilities.
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The requirement
The business required a significant amount of capital, but the transaction didn’t need to live entirely with one funder. Instead of allowing one lender’s appetite to determine the amount available, we looked at the wider market.
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The challenge
A single-lender approach can create an unnecessary bottleneck. One lender may like the business but only be comfortable with a certain exposure. Another may view the same borrower differently.
Stopping at the first approval can therefore leave perfectly viable funding capacity unused.
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The structure
Rather than looking for one institution to provide the entire amount, we arranged three separate £78,000 facilities, creating total funding of £234,000 across three distinct funding lines.
Each transaction was progressed independently through documentation and completion.
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The result
The business obtained materially more funding than relying on a single facility would necessarily have delivered.
More importantly, the solution was built around the client’s overall requirement rather than around one lender’s maximum appetite.
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