If you’re considering financing to rocket your business to the next level, your records need to be firmly grounded. Here are 17 things you should be organizing now.
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5 Ways to Finance a Franchise
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These resources can help you secure the necessary funds to cover the initial franchise fee, startup costs and the ensuing royalty payments.
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Is your company ready to receive financing? Know your numbers before
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Bootstrapping or Venture Capital? What strategy do you need to grow your business
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Pitalia Capital to invest £50m in small businesses
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By Timothy Adler on Small Business – Advice and Ideas for UK Small Businesses and SMEs
Pitalia Capital has launched a £50m equity fund to invest in small businesses across Britain.
The money will be used either to fund growth for early stage companies or to back management buyouts of mid-sized firms.
The fund can deploy up to £10m per transaction.
>See also: Forward Advances wants to lend £250m to small businesses by 2023
Pitalia Capital is part of the Pitalia group of companies and funded by entrepreneur Anil Pitalia.
John Davies, who has more than 20 years’ experience in venture capital, private equity and corporate finance, has been recruited from Seneca Partners as managing partner to spearhead this small business investment drive.
Davies was investment director at Seneca Partners for six years, where his deals included its exit from digital business communications specialist Mission Labs in a deal valued at £40m, giving Seneca a 4.2x return for investors.
>See also: How to win a £25,000 Business Boost grant for your small firm
He was also deeply involved in Seneca Partners’ investment in Manchester-based Wejo, the connected vehicle data company, which recently announced plans for a $1bn Nasdaq listing.
Davies said: “What makes Pitalia Capital different is our personal approach
Hot Business News Today
Pitalia Capital to invest £50m in small businesses
by Timothy Adler • • 0 Comments
By Timothy Adler on Small Business – Advice and Ideas for UK Small Businesses and SMEs
Pitalia Capital has launched a £50m equity fund to invest in small businesses across Britain.
The money will be used either to fund growth for early stage companies or to back management buyouts of mid-sized firms.
The fund can deploy up to £10m per transaction.
>See also: Forward Advances wants to lend £250m to small businesses by 2023
Pitalia Capital is part of the Pitalia group of companies and funded by entrepreneur Anil Pitalia.
John Davies, who has more than 20 years’ experience in venture capital, private equity and corporate finance, has been recruited from Seneca Partners as managing partner to spearhead this small business investment drive.
Davies was investment director at Seneca Partners for six years, where his deals included its exit from digital business communications specialist Mission Labs in a deal valued at £40m, giving Seneca a 4.2x return for investors.
>See also: How to win a £25,000 Business Boost grant for your small firm
He was also deeply involved in Seneca Partners’ investment in Manchester-based Wejo, the connected vehicle data company, which recently announced plans for a $1bn Nasdaq listing.
Davies said: “What makes Pitalia Capital different is our personal approach
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This Is How Purchase-Order Financing Can Unlock Your Small Business's Potential
by Avi Levine • • 0 Comments
Purchase-order financing allows small businesses to finance the production or acquisition of goods with no money out of pocket.
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Is Patient Financing Right for Your Health Practice?
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The advantages and challenges of partnering with an external financing company to facilitate patient treatment.
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What are the funding options for hospitality businesses?
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Originally written by fundingoptions on Small Business
Following a lengthy period of unprecedented disruption, hospitality businesses across the UK are once again gearing up for growth. So, what financial options are out there today?
Meeting hospitality business’ cash flow needs
If you run a hospitality business, you may be in need of a cash flow boost to help you grow your business post lockdown or to adapt your premises for customers.
Whatever your circumstances, there are a few funding options to choose from.
Examples of what you can use business funding for:
Hire new employees
Purchase more stock or inventory
Purchase new equipment (e.g. refrigeration equipment) machinery or vehicles
A refurbishment of your premises
A gap in funding
The days of having to rely on your high-street business bank for finance are long gone.
Alternative (or non-bank) lenders have been funding businesses of all shapes and sizes for years. In addition to this, the Recovery Loan Scheme (RLS), the newest iteration of government supported lending has recently gone live and will enable many more businesses to get the vital funding they need.
Here are a few examples of business finance types that could help you boost your venue’s cash flow as we continue to emerge from the lockdown.
1. Unsecured loans
Unsecured loans are available
Hot Business News Today
What are the funding options for hospitality businesses?
by fundingoptions • • 0 Comments
Originally written by fundingoptions on Small Business
Following a lengthy period of unprecedented disruption, hospitality businesses across the UK are once again gearing up for growth. So, what financial options are out there today?
Meeting hospitality business’ cash flow needs
If you run a hospitality business, you may be in need of a cash flow boost to help you grow your business post lockdown or to adapt your premises for customers.
Whatever your circumstances, there are a few funding options to choose from.
Examples of what you can use business funding for:
Hire new employees
Purchase more stock or inventory
Purchase new equipment (e.g. refrigeration equipment) machinery or vehicles
A refurbishment of your premises
A gap in funding
The days of having to rely on your high-street business bank for finance are long gone.
Alternative (or non-bank) lenders have been funding businesses of all shapes and sizes for years. In addition to this, the Recovery Loan Scheme (RLS), the newest iteration of government supported lending has recently gone live and will enable many more businesses to get the vital funding they need.
Here are a few examples of business finance types that could help you boost your venue’s cash flow as we continue to emerge from the lockdown.
1. Unsecured loans
Unsecured loans are available