In order to help businesses meet their short-term cash flow demands or finance transactions while they wait for long-term capital, Bridge Lending offers short-term financing. Our bridging loans provide the flexibility and quickness to keep your business operating, whether you're concluding a sale, paying for urgent costs, or seizing an opportunity.
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- What is Bridge Lending, and how does it work?
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Bridge Lending is a type of short-term financing meant to give companies access to funds right away until they can close a deal or find long-term funding. It "bridges" the gap that exists between a financial event that occurs in the future, such selling an asset or obtaining long-term finance. Bridge loans are usually secured by collateral and paid back after a long-term financial source is secured.
- What are the advantages of Bridge Lending for businesses?
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Speed is Bridge Lending's main benefit. It enables companies to obtain the money they need fast in order to seize opportunities that present themselves rapidly or to continue operating during periods of financial instability. In terms of structure and payback schedule, bridge loans are also rather flexible and may be customised to fit the unique requirements of your company.
- Are there risks associated with Bridge Lending?
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Although bridge lending has many advantages, there are also some risks. These include the bridge loan's short duration, higher interest rates than with typical loans, and the requirement to get long-term funding in order to repay the loan. Furthermore, if the loan is not returned, there is a chance of losing the collateral because bridge loans are frequently secured. It's critical that companies have a well-defined exit strategy in place and thoroughly evaluate their capacity to repay the loan.
