Working Capital loans are a quick and straightforward way to access funds for your small business. Usually a business will take on Working Capital to help with day-to-day cashflow or to invest in growing the company. Working Capital can usually be accessed without commercial assets as security.

Invoice Finance is a way of borrowing capital based on what your customers (debtors) owe your business. Essentially selling your invoices before they’ve been paid, Invoice Finance gets you most of the cash immediately, you get paid faster for completed work, so you can focus on running your business.

Asset Finance is a type of lending that gives you access to business assets such as equipment, machinery and vehicles, or enables you to release cash from the value in assets you already own.

Property Development Finance is a type of short-term lending for residential or commercial property developments. Funding can be used for ground-up new builds, conversions or refurbishments; development finance is usually advanced as a loan towards land purchase and a loan in stage payments for development costs in converting a property to the required specification.

A Bridging loan is a type of short-term property backed finance. Lenders that offer Bridging Loans usually do so for the purchase (Auction Finance) and renovation of property — it's a form of Property Development Finance. You can also use Bridging Finance for other short-term commercial purposes, as long as you have a clear exit in place.

A commercial mortgage can be used to purchase a property for your businesses activities or as an investment 'Buy-to-Let' property. Jefferson Connect was created with a background in Property Finance; Through our sister company Jefferson Finance we can source competitive deals for your Commercial Mortgages.