Liquidation
Company Rescued from a Receiver
Has a Receiver been appointed? Can your current lender provide you with speedy solutions? Recently we came across a borrower who had a Receiver appointed,
Liquidation
Welcome 2020
WE ARE BACK, RECHARGED AND READY TO LEND We finished off December with one of our largest months of lending to date. Thank you to
Banks closed
Putting the pieces back together
Some recent scenarios we have funded demonstrate our depth of expertise and what’s lurking beneath the waters: (1) Part-completed development with an insolvent builder – $4M
Liquidation
We funded a purchase of a business
We funded a client $750,000 to purchase a business in liquidation. Our client wanted to purchase a business from a liquidator and needed a $750,000
ATO
Crisis averted – winding up application dismissed
We were approached by an accountant for urgent funding as his client was served with a winding up notice for an outstanding debt owed to
$15m land subdivision deal
Last week was crazy. We funded 6 deals totalling over $20m. The way brokers and borrowers have responded to our approach has been very pleasing.
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