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Asset-Backed Bridging · Case Study

Business Owner A

Type of loan

Asset-Backed Bridging

Client

Business Owner A

Asset

Mercedes Benz GLE400 AMG

Loan amount

£45,000

Key points

Tax payment due before expected receipts
Temporary gap between outgoing and incoming funds
Prestige vehicle provided as security

Background

Business Owner A was expecting incoming funds from clients but had a tax payment that needed to be met before those funds were due. The timing created a short-term funding requirement.

Solution

An £45,000 Asset-Backed Bridging facility was arranged against an eligible prestige vehicle. The funding provided access to capital during the temporary gap between the payment being due and the expected client receipts.

Outcome

Business Owner A used the value of an existing asset to bridge a short-term cash-flow gap while waiting for expected client payments.

Representative APR: 69.0%

Representative example: If you borrow £20,000 over 6 months at a fixed annual interest rate of 60%, you will make one repayment of £26,000. The total amount payable is £26,000, including £6,000 interest. Total charge for credit: £6,000.

Your asset is pledged as security for the loan and securely held for the duration of the agreement. If you do not repay the amount due under the agreement in accordance with its terms, your asset may be sold.