Suros Capital provides pre-arranged finance facility

Published on

Suros Capital has introduced a new facility for advisers and their clients to provide immediate short term funding for future projects or purchases, based on the advance valuation of luxury assets such as classic cars, jewellery, fine art, watches and fine wine.

Over the past year, Suros Capital has received repeat business on a number of occasions where a customer has reused assets which had already been valued for previous purchases or projects. Having already established the value of the assets, funding becomes an immediate transaction.

The new facility means that customers and their agents can establish in advance that by having assets pre-valued, they have a confirmed facility which is ready for them when they choose to use it.

Charles Hodge (pictured), business development director at Suros Capital, said: “This facility develops our service and provides certainty for customers that they have a funding source on tap whenever they need it. In turn, this will give them the confidence to act when they spot opportunities, knowing that with Suros Capital behind them, with funding already agreed, they can move quickly to secure their purchase.”

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

Bridging Soup launches major market research initiative

Bridging Soup has launched a new research initiative to build a clearer picture of...

Just one in seven homes records five years of growth

Fewer than one in seven UK homes increased in value during every year of...

Word On The Street arranges £108m of property finance in record year

Word On The Street arranged more than £108 million of property finance across 239...

Beverley enhances SIPP income assessment

Beverley Building Society has introduced a tiered approach to assessing income from self-invested personal...

Commonhold and RTM: do not mistake control for simplicity

Commonhold is presented as a fairer form of flat ownership. Right to Manage (RTM)...

Latest publication

Other news

Bridging Soup launches major market research initiative

Bridging Soup has launched a new research initiative to build a clearer picture of...

Just one in seven homes records five years of growth

Fewer than one in seven UK homes increased in value during every year of...

Word On The Street arranges £108m of property finance in record year

Word On The Street arranged more than £108 million of property finance across 239...