We aim to deliver much needed capital for SME’s and Property Developers.
1. Regulation and Regulatory Constraints
Rigorous and stringent underwriting criteria with banks demanding specific loan-to-value ratios, occupancy rates and average lease lengths etc are some real estate specific examples even when circumstances mean there are significant compensating de-risk factors.
2. Timing & Simplicity
3. Business and or Investors' Need For Flexibility
With Bridging Loans and or Development Finance, these often have options such as,This is cash flow finance or funding solution perfectly suited to businesses that have a high volume of customer card payment transactions, such as those firms operating in the retail and hospitality sector.
Rather than having restrictive monthly payment obligations, you’ll pay a percentage of what you earn - improving cash flow - and loan can be paid off faster, or with time, and in either case not putting pressure on limited cash-flow.
- Differed interest, allowing for lower monthly payments therefore more monthly cash flow
- Rolled up interest therefore no monthly payments during loan term
- Interest only options
- Conversion to longer term finance if for example unable to sell a property on the market etc

All having being said, it’s best to do your homework to find lenders to best suite your business or property funding requirements and will underwrite and structure a loan tailored to your specific needs. Look for those that can offer flexibility and move quickly as often market opportunities require investors and businesses that can conclude transactions within limited timeframes.
- Commercial Real Estate / Property Sector
- Product Wholesale
- Manufacturing
- Engineering / Fabrication
- Transport / Haulage
- Recruitment
- Marketing / Advertising
- Printing
- Security / Man Guarding
- Reactive Maintenance
- Cleaning
- Telecommunications
- Food/drink
- Breweries
- Computers / Technology
- Recycling / Waste management
- Clothing / Fashion
- Events management
By CEO, GIC Capital