New Practice Finance
Setting up
on your own.
Starting a practice from scratch means funding premises, fit-out, equipment and the months before income builds, usually without trading history to show a lender.
Who this is for
Professional practices across every profession we work with.
What can be financed
What it can cover.
- 01 Premises and fit-out
- 02 Equipment and technology
- 03 Launch costs
- 04 Working capital while income builds
How we help
Not one lender. The right one.
We don't offer a single product. We look at what you're trying to fund, how your firm earns and spends, and which lenders in the market are most likely to support it. Then we prepare the case, approach suitable lenders and manage the process through to completion.
Let's talk
Starting a practice?
Talk it through before you commit.
Before you approach a lender, speak to someone who understands the transaction. Confidential, no-obligation initial discussion.
Finance of £25,000 or less for sole traders and small partnerships can be regulated consumer credit. We'll tell you at the outset if that applies to your firm.