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Canadian Business Financing Options.  Don’t Make These Credit Finance Mistakes
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Canadian business financing options. Here's a question for business owners and financial managers. Do you really think you have made the right business credit and finance choices for your firm?

 

When we talk to clients it's often clear they are not sure they have the right finance mix for both survival and growth of their business.

 

Contrary to what many businesses think they actually do have a lot more choices than they think. Often times the owner/manager is focused on final approval for ' any ' type of financing that seems to fix that day's problem.

 

What the owner/manager doesn't realize is that as your business grows and matures different financing options are both required, and available. That of course covers us all the way from start-up to mature!

 

So what are some of those mistakes that are being made... and more importantly how can you avoid them? Let’s cover off some basics.

 

The first point is that at certain stages of your business growth it’s all about ' collateral ' when it comes to business lending. Our point here is that different forms for finance require different forms of collateral, and in fact, you quite often aren't required to put up as much collateral as you think.

 

One area is the personal guarantee, which in many forms of business financing is sometimes very much required, and in other instances has little emphasis put on it. 

 

A quick example - in a start-up environment there is going to be a significant emphasizing of personal credit and net worth of the owners. However down the road, your firm might be eligible for millions of dollars of asset-based lending finance, and that type of financing does NOT place a large amount of emphasis on personal guarantees.

 

So it’s all about ensuring you don’t over pledge on collateral when you don’t need to, while at the same time recognizing that the type of financing you require is going to focus on the collateral aspect. But it might not be all of your collateral - it's all about the negotiation process.

 

Receivable financing, which is a subset of asset based lending in Canada and if you have solid A/R clients external collateral shouldn’t really be on the table for discussion.

 

A lot of business owners misunderstand how their personal finance and credit history can affect their ability to get business credit. At the same time, larger firms with established collateral do not really overly focus on the personal credit of owners. But we do caution the start-up firm that banks and other commercial lenders view your personal credit as a signal as to how you might run your business finances. Enough said!

 

The third area of potential mistakes revolves around the fact that business owners are sometimes poor at matching the financing they have access to with what they really need. Here it’s critical to understand how your cash flow and collateral fits into each different type of business financing, and what rates make sense for the type of financing you're trying to achieve.

 

A quick example - for revenue-generating assets solutions such as long term equipment leases make sense. Don't use cash or credit lines which typically give your working capital.

 

It's all about two simple choices  - are you looking for debt in the form of long term loans, or are you wanting to monetize assets for cash flow and working capital. Once you understand your options it's all about deciding which of these options works for you best:

 

Receivable Financing/ Securitization

Inventory Finance

Equipment Leasing

Supply Chain/PO finance

Bridge Loans

Canadian Chartered Bank Facilities

ABL Asset Based Lending

Royalty Financing

Tax Credit Monetization

Cash flow loans

Subordinated Debt

Government Business Loans Canada

 

Those are just some some of the key areas of business financing options under which your firm can access credit and finance capital

 

Our bottom line - it’s about access to knowledge and execution of the proper business finance strategy. Speak to a trusted, credible and experienced Canadian business financing advisor on your business finance needs.

 

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Stan Prokop is the founder of 7 Park Avenue Financial and a recognized expert on Canadian Business Financing. Since 2004 Stan has helped hundreds of small, medium and large organizations achieve the financing they need to survive and grow. He has decades of credit and lending experience working for firms such as Hewlett Packard / Cable & Wireless / Ashland Oil