Nationwide Corporate Finance

Who are Nationwide Corporate Finance?

Nationwide Corporate Finance provides the financing you need for your business projects and growth plans - but it’s business funding with a difference. Over the past 20 years, they have helped more than 250,000 clients with over £3 billion of finance.

They do not rely on outdated credit questionnaires or machines to make finance approval decisions. All applications are considered by their specialist team of finance experts who aim to do what they can to approve your application.

What type of business funding does Nationwide Corporate Finance offer?

Business Loans

Nationwide Corporate Finance offers secured business loans and asset finance agreements from £6,000 up to £10 million with terms from 1 year to 6 years.

Asset Finance

Nationwide Corporate Finance offers secured asset finance and asset refinancing (sale and lease back) on hire agreements are available from £6,000 up to £10 million with terms over 1 year to 6 years. The finance can be used to fund many assets such as equipment, machinery and vehicles, etc.

Start-Up Loans

Nationwide Corporate Finance also offers start-up loans to help with purchasing a business, start-up capital and cash flow funding. They realise that start-ups often struggle to find funding from traditional lenders, so they have unique financing options, especially for those new to the business world.

All finance agreements can be settled early without additional penalties, although this will not change the settlement figure.

How do you apply and qualify for funding with Nationwide Corporate Finance?

After applying for Nationwide Corporate Finance, you will have a decision made within two hours. Nationwide Corporate Finance aims to approve as many people as they can and will process all applications on the same day.

Once you have been approved and you have agreed to the drawn-up finance agreement, you will have the funds immediately transferred to your bank account.

To be approved, you will need to provide a personal guarantee to support your agreement, and you may also need to provide a guarantor for business liabilities. This will all be dependent on the finance agreement and the amount borrowed.