Line Of Credit

An arrangement in which a lender extends a specified amount of unsecured credit to a specified borrower for a specified time period.

IPO

Initial Public Offering. The first sale of stock by a company to the public.

Intermediary

A third party who facilitates a deal between two other parties.

Leveraged Management Buyout

Leveraged management buyout services should involve working with management to structure the buyout of the corporation, subsidiary, division or product line from start to finish. After a buyout analysis, if it has been determined worthwhile to incur the time and expense to proceed with a buyout effort, the four-step process begins: bid, negotiate, finance and close.

Leveraged Buyout Financing

Leveraged buyout financing (LBO) is typically provided for the strategic purchase of other product lines, divisions, or companies. They can also be used for, but not limited to management buyouts, acquisitions, divestitures, valuations and refinancings.

Interim Loan Financing

These loans range from 6 months to 5 years with the most typical term being 3 years.

Interim Loan Financing

These loans range from 6 months to 5 years with the most typical term being 3 years.

Invoice Financing

Invoice financing (factoring) is simply the selling of your invoices or receivables to a "factor" for immediate cash.

Leveraged Buyout

Leveraged buyout financing (LBO) is typically provided for the strategic purchase of other product lines, divisions, or companies. They can also be used for, but not limited to management buyouts, acquisitions, divestitures, valuations and refinancings.

Letter Of Credit

A document issued by a bank which guarantees the payment of a customer's drafts for a specified period and up to a specified amount.

Equipment Finance

Equipment finance funding is the fastest growing type of business financing.

Invoice Factoring

Invoice factoring, or the sale of accounts receivable, is one of the oldest forms of financing. We make our credit decisions primarily on the strength of your clients.

Small Business Lenders

Your first source for government insured funding.

Small Business Leasing

Requires no down payment and finances only the value of the equipment expected to be depleted during the lease term. The lessee usually has an option to buy the equipment for its remaining value at lease end.

Small Business Lease

This generally refers to a lease for equipment valued at $100,000 or less per transaction. If this fits your needs you're at the right place. You might be surprised to find that, in many lease cases, the net after-tax cost of acquisition is less than the actual cost of the equipment itself.

Small Business Investment Company

A private investment company co-funded by the small business administration to provide small businesses with either debt or equity financing.

Small Business Government Loan

The Small Business Administration (SBA) makes loans available through participating lenders to eligible small businesses on favorable terms.

Seed Funding

Provided to develop a concept, create the initial product and carry out the first marketing efforts. A company is usually very young (around one year) and has not produced a product or service for commercial sale. The assembly of the key management team is in progress or has just taken place.

Start Up Loan

Start up loan financing allows you to borrow funds for purchasing equipment, remodeling, or expanding your business premises. Not all businesses are alike when it comes to money management. An unsecured credit line could be the answer.