Company · Company Loan
Finance in your company's name, backed by the right structure
Borrowing through a Pty Ltd company changes what a lender wants to see trading history, director guarantees and company financials, not just a payslip. We package the application the way a commercial credit team actually wants to read it.
- Corporate borrower lending
- Director guarantees may apply
- Property & asset finance
Who it's for
- Pty Ltd companies purchasing commercial or investment property
- Companies financing vehicles or equipment in the business name
- Group structures with a holding company and multiple trading entities
- Directors who want the loan on the company's balance sheet, not their own
How it works
The same clear process every time, shaped around this specific loan type.
- 1
Company structure & financials review
We review trading history, financials and group structure to understand how a lender will read the application.
- 2
Panel comparison for corporate borrowers
We compare lenders who lend confidently to trading companies, including newer entities where the financials support it.
- 3
Director guarantee & security documentation
Where a director guarantee is required, we make sure it's understood and documented clearly before signing.
- 4
Settlement in the company's name
The loan and any security settle correctly against the company as borrower.
What's included
Pty Ltd & group lending
Lending structured for single trading companies through to multi-entity group structures.
Director guarantee structuring
Clarity on what's being guaranteed and by whom, before you're asked to sign anything.
Commercial & residential property
Property purchased in the company's name, whether for the business to occupy or as an investment.
Works with your accountant
We coordinate directly on financials and structure with your company's accountant.
Get your accountant to prepare a one-page group structure chart before we submit anything it answers half the credit team's questions before they ask them.