Benefits of a Non-Recourse Stock Loan from a Private Stock Loan Lender

By on 6 April 2022   /   Blog  
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Benefits of a Non-Recourse Stock Loan from a Private Stock Loan Lender Liquidity is a major reason executives, insiders, and ultra-high net worth individuals consider non-recourse stock loans in meeting their fast cash and liquidity needs. Let’s take a look at some of the other advantages this type of financing offers. 1. Borrower not personally liable for the loan. 2. Privacy and non-disclosure, you may not be required to disclose to others, for privacy many borrowers prefer this feature. 3. Opportunity for a clean balance sheet that leaves room for other refinancing and acquisition opportunities that can make you more attractive to other lenders. 4. You can walk away from the loan, the day after the loan is funded and not be liable for any future interest payments or principal

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Stock Loan – Single Stock Loan – Blue Chip Stocks

By on 10 November 2021   /   Blog  
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What Is  A Stock Loan? A Non-Recourse Stock Loan by definition is a structured financing tool that is secured exclusively by the pledge of specific stock(s) which means that there is no additional collateral or personal guarantees required. This type of stock loan or financing product allows a borrower to unlock the cash value of their equity position without selling the shares in the open market or risking the use of recourse loans such as margin loans. By pledging securities as collateral for a Non-Recourse Stock Loan, a borrower is able to eliminate concerns about debt liability should a default occur due to market volatility or other factors that can cause a stock’s value to fall. The non-recourse aspect allows a borrower to simply walk

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Releasing Cash From Your Share Portfolio – Pledged Share Stock Loans

By on 29 October 2021   /   Blog  
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Pledged Share Stock Loan If you’ve ever thought about pledged share refinancing your share portfolio but were scared of the heavy lifting, chances are, you have been missing out. When the average stock portfolio holder can release cash from their existing portfolio at rates of around 3% thats not something to be sniffed at – don’t you think it’s time to stop stalling and consider your stock portfolio refinance options? There are generally two motivations for people to refinance their share portfolio – using the money to purchase another asset and pulling out equity from their stock portfolio to re-invest–  you needn’t wait for these justifications to consider getting a loan to leverage your portfolio in a bull market. One motivation is internal – I

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Why Application Problems Of A Bank Loan When You Can Secure A Stock Loan On Publicly Listed Stocks

By on 21 October 2021   /   Blog  
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Why Application Problems Of A Bank Loan When You Can Secure A Stock Loan On Publicly Listed Stocks Let us face it – no one particularly likes to deal with a bank. Banks give money to those who do not need it and make it difficult for those who do, and protect their backsides in every case. If you are looking for a large loan, there is almost always a non-refundable due diligence fee. If you get approved that you are worthy after multiple meetings, a huge pile of presenting documents, and an interrogation that lasts hours under a bright hot light, then you have to offer everything you have. Security, performance and financial covenants, legal guarantees from yourself, your business, your management, and your

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Bridging Loans For The UK

By on 11 September 2021   /   Blog  
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What are bridging loans? A bridging loan (or ‘bridge loan’) can be useful if you need to borrow money for a short period. It can help to ‘bridge the gap’ if you want to buy a new home before selling your old one. Or if you need to release cash for business purposes secured against u residential or commercial property. How does a bridging loan work? There are two types of bridging loan: ‘closed’ and ‘open’. Closed bridging loans With a closed loan, there is a fixed repayment date – you will normally be given this kind of loan if you have exchanged contracts but are waiting for your property sale to complete. Open bridging loans With an open loan, there is no fixed repayment

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The Basics of Development Finance

By on 28 July 2021   /   Blog  
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There are several exciting opportunities – for new and existing property developers – including energy efficient developments, conversions of retail units to flats and proposed reforms of the planning system by the government. As a result, we are seeing an increase in development inquiries so we have created this short introduction to development finance to help clients – existing and new – understand the type of projects that development finance can be used for, the costs involved and how the funds are paid. What is a development finance? There are several exciting opportunities – for new and existing property developers – including energy efficient developments, conversions of retail units to flats and proposed reforms of the planning system by the government. Property development finance is

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