Monthly Archives: September 2011
Lender Relations – Part III – a favourite customer…
Following on from my earlier blogs: I remember a business that I had as a demanding client when I myself was their bank manager. They didn’t have signficant facilities with us and tended to be in credit most of the time. However the owner was paranoid about the fragility of their cash flow and how [...]
Lender Relations – Part II
Attended an event this week looking at how large Corporate ‘Investor Relations’ teams work in communicating with shareholders. It reinforced for me that the same approach should be used to communicate with providers of debt and working capital. They are effectively stakeholders in the business (i.e. they can affect it and also be affected by [...]
How asset finance can unlock your funding problems
Many businesses use asset finance but often only for the purchase of new equipment- i.e. the most obvious tangible items that are the ‘bread and butter’ of most asset finance lenders. Asset finance can however be used more creatively – here are some examples of cases I have been involved in: A business owner who [...]
