Securities Financing Products Available From Our Range Of Private Lenders

By on 26 March 2021   /   Blog  
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Securities Financing Products Available From Our Range Of Private Lenders

Securities Financing Products Available From Our Range Of Private Lenders There is a crucial distinction between the loans we offer, securities financing, and the more commonly issued recourse loans. Both loan types include borrowing money in return for collateral. With recourse loans, however, the lender can come after much more than what you put up as collateral, and failure to repay the loans can result in When you borrow for a personal or business-related purchase, such as a vehicle or a tractor, you typically enter into what’s known as a recourse loan. This means that you are fully responsible to repay that loan by whatever means necessary, including not only repossession of the asset(s) you bought with the loan, but any other assets necessary to

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Non-Recourse Stock Loans – Platinum Global Stock Loans

By on 25 March 2021   /   Blog  
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Non-Recourse Stock Loans – Platinum Global Stock Loans

Non-Recourse Stock Loans There is a crucial distinction between the loans we offer, non-recourse stock loans, and the more commonly issued recourse loans. Both loan types include borrowing money in return for collateral. With recourse loans, however, the lender can come after much more than what you put up as collateral, and failure to repay the loans can result in When you borrow for a personal or business-related purchase, such as a vehicle or a tractor, you typically enter into what’s known as a recourse loan. This means that you are fully responsible to repay that loan by whatever means necessary, including not only repossession of the asset(s) you bought with the loan, but any other assets necessary to repay the full loan amount. If

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Bridging Finance For The UK and Europe

By on 5 February 2021   /   Blog  
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Bridging Finance For The UK and Europe

Bridging Bridging Finance Bridging finance is used to finance the gap between when you need to pay to purchase something, but you’re waiting for funds to become available from the sale of something else. This can be used for properties in Spain, Italy, France, Germany, Austria and many other countries in Europe. Its possible to use UK property and property in Europe together so the lender places a first or second charge against both properties to ensure the client can release their expected monies. In real estate they’re often used by people who are buying a property, but are waiting for the sale of another property to go through. Bridging loans are secured loans. This means you have to have a high-value asset to get

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How Easy Is It To Secure Development Finance

By on 21 September 2020   /   Blog  

Development finance began to show a fair amount of potential as of late. Buying a property at a fairly low initial price and then developing it to be sold or lent at a higher price seems like a good investment for many people. It brings enough profit so that in the long run, you can recover the money you have invested in the initial purchase. But still, do you understand exactly how this type of finance works? You may know a thing or two – but understanding the basics will make the difference between starting a successful business – and one that will leave you bankrupt. What Does Development Finance Offer? There are several types of finance options for development, each one targeting a certain kind

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German Bridging Loans And The Economy

By on 16 September 2020   /   Blog  
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It now seems, that despite pressure from the U.S. and the IMF, Germany’s decision to hoard cash reserves and maintain low debt, to enable them to deal with a “worst-case scenario” has proven almost prophetic. This situation has now materialised, and the government has been well placed to aid Germany’s recovery with a substantial financial rescue package. The German government has been typically efficient and resilient, in its management of the virus and its financial support given to its workforce. They have confounded many countries with their low death rates and stable unemployment figures. The property development market has continued to function and looking to use German Bridging Loans, albeit in a reduced capacity with external, or “dangerous” work being partially suspended during the lockdown

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The German Economy and German Bridging Finance

By on 16 September 2020   /   Blog  

General Overview As we finally see Europe starting to ease restrictions and get back to work, with shops and business’s beginning to reopen we must start to evaluate the potential impact on the lending and, in particular, German Bridging Finance. It has been well reported even by the most partisan of media, that Germany has lead Europe in its response to this pandemic. The economic impact appears to be less, at this stage, than other countries, with GDP only falling 2.2% in the first quarter against neighbouring countries with a fall of 4 to 6%. The unemployment rate went from 5 to 5.8 at the end of April, again far less than other major economies, which is naturally a good indicator of the potential impact

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