Business finance involves securing appropriate funding to support daily operations, growth, or acquisitions. Understanding your cash flow and business needs helps determine the best options, such as working capital loans or trade finance, to maintain liquidity and avoid unnecessary financial strain.

Commercial property finance refers to borrowing for purchasing, refinancing, or expanding real estate assets like offices or warehouses. Different loan types (Full-Doc, Lease Doc, Low-Doc) suit various documentation and risk profiles, making it important to match the structure to your investment goals.

Equipment finance enables businesses to acquire machinery, vehicles, or technology without large upfront costs. Options like leasing, hire purchase, or chattel mortgages help preserve working capital, allowing companies to upgrade or expand operations while aligning repayments with cash flow cycles.

Development finance supports property projects such as residential, commercial, or mixed-use developments. Funding can include construction loans, mezzanine finance, or residual stock loans. Choosing the right structure helps developers manage equity contributions, control risk, and ensure sufficient capital for project completion.

SMSF loans allow Self-Managed Super Funds to borrow for property investments within superannuation. These loans, often structured as Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements (LRBAs), require careful compliance with regulations to protect retirement savings and optimise long-term wealth-building strategies.

Debt advisory involves reviewing and restructuring existing business debts to improve cash flow and reduce risk. This may include refinancing, consolidating loans, or negotiating better terms with lenders, helping businesses manage liabilities and maintain financial sustainability.