Redsky Corporate Services

read moreAs independent commercial finance brokers RedSky provides access to business finance and support to SME owners who are serious about growing and developing their business. Each of our highly experienced business growth and funding specialists has in-depth knowledge of their industry sector and the expertise to help you move to the next level of growth. We work with businesses of all ages and sizes, from start-ups looking to move their ideas from paper into practice, to established companies aiming to move into the next phase of their growth.

read moreWhen long-term funding is not yet available, bridging loans for business can be the perfect short-term solution. Although perceived as expensive, if they enable a purchase to proceed they can in fact save money - and may even enable you to buy it at a favourable price by doing so. Bridging loans can also be used to finance property conversions and improvements in the short-term while more permanent funding is arranged. Terms for bridging loans are usually up to two years, but can be longer in exceptional circumstances.

read moreEstablished businesses looking for additional funding can sometimes feel overwhelmed by the options for business loans and the different lending criteria. It's our job to help you find the right solution for your needs, both now and in the future. Our experienced advisers help businesses to clarify what funding they need to achieve their aims. We identify appropriate lending options, ensuring the business meets the criteria for business loans from relevant providers before applications are made.

read moreWhen buying a capital asset for your business, one of the best ways to fund it is to use asset finance - funding secured against the asset itself. Whether you are looking for large industrial machinery, commercial vehicles, or even furniture or IT equipment, this finance could be a viable option for your business. Rates for asset finance tend to be better for more durable assets, such as machinery or equipment rather than for those which are more transient, such as furniture or IT equipment. Lenders will often give preferential rates for established businesses compared to new enterprises.