
Nationwide Corporate Finance asset finance
Nationwide Corporate Finance helps companies to unlock capital in business assets.
Nationwide Corporate Finance specialises in arranging equipment and cash flow finance to fund every type of business. Since July 2018, it claims to have provided over £3 billion of funding to UK-based companies.
Key features of Nationwide Corporate Finance
- Security. You’ll always need some form(s) of security when seeking finance through NCF. A fixed and floating charge over business assets (a “debenture”) will apply. You’ll also need to provide a personal and/or corporate guarantee.
- Fast funding. Nationwide Corporate finance states that once approved, you’ll receive your funds within 24 hours.
- Set-up fees. Nationwide Corporate Finance doesn’t mention these on its site so you’ll need to ask.
Am I eligible for Nationwide Corporate Finance asset finance?
You should only apply to Nationwide Corporate Finance if you’re certain you can meet the repayment terms, and your business is registered as a limited company.
How can I apply?
To apply for finance with NCF, call 01234 240155 within office hours.
Alternatively, you can apply via the site.
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