
Business Finance Advice for Companies
Whole-of-Market Access
Our Lending Partners
We work across leading UK banks, building societies and specialist lenders to source finance suited to your goals.






























Business finance covers a range of funding options that can help a company manage cash flow, invest in growth or refinance existing borrowing. The right approach depends on what the business needs and its financial position. Hunter Capital helps business owners understand the options and work through the process.
Who It May Be Suitable For
How It Works
Understand the requirement
We discuss what the business needs the funding for and its current position.
Review options
We look across the market for business finance options that may be suitable.
Prepare the application
We help gather the information lenders typically need to assess a business case.
Support the process
We keep the application moving and help deal with queries as they arise.
Types of Business Finance
Business finance covers several distinct forms of funding. These are two common options businesses explore alongside working capital and growth finance.
Asset Finance
A way to spread the cost of buying business equipment, vehicles or machinery over time, with the asset itself often used as security for the facility.
Common uses
Invoice Financing
Releases cash tied up in your unpaid invoices so you do not have to wait for customers to settle before accessing funds for your business.
Common uses
What Hunter Capital Can Help With
- Explaining how different forms of business finance work
- Reviewing options across the market
- Supporting applications
- Helping you understand lender requirements
Key Considerations
- !Lenders consider the trading performance and financial position of the business
- !Some business finance is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
- !The purpose of the funding affects which options may be available
- !Documentation requirements can be more involved than for personal borrowing
Frequently Asked Questions
Much business finance is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, depending on the type of borrowing and the circumstances. We will explain the position for any option we discuss.
Lenders typically want to understand the business, its trading performance and the purpose of the funding. We help you prepare the information that is likely to be needed.
Yes. A conversation about your situation and goals is often the best starting point, and we can explain the options that may be available.
Asset finance lets a business acquire equipment, vehicles or machinery by spreading the cost over time, with the asset often used as security for the facility. It can be a way to invest in the equipment you need without tying up a large amount of cash upfront. We can explain how it works and review what may be available.
Invoice financing allows a business to access funds tied up in unpaid invoices, rather than waiting for customers to pay. It can help with cash flow when you are waiting for payments to come in. We can talk through how it works and whether it may be suitable for your circumstances.
Related Services
Commercial Mortgages
Finance for buying or refinancing commercial property used for business purposes.
Development Finance
Funding for property development and building projects, from refurbishment to new build.
Bridging Finance
Short-term finance to bridge a gap, often used when timing does not line up.
Speak to an Adviser About Business Finance
Book a no-obligation consultation to discuss your circumstances and explore what may be possible.
