Asset-based lending
Review several eligible asset pools when invoices alone do not explain the whole requirement.
Commercial finance for UK limited companies
Working capital, stock, tax or growth. A vehicle, plant or machinery. Unpaid business invoices. Start with the outcome—you do not need to choose the finance product.
Six guided steps. Best estimates are fine. Prefer to talk? Call 07849 709772.
NBS Finance is a broker and introducer, not a lender, and primarily supports UK limited companies. NBS does not charge the client a separate broker fee. Finance providers determine their own rates, charges, fees, security and terms. An enquiry does not guarantee an offer.
For a new requirement, explain what the money will achieve and how the business expects to meet the repayments. For existing invoice finance, compare eligible debt, reserves, drawings, usable cash and total charges before deciding whether to stay, renegotiate or switch. NBS can clarify the requirement and coordinate a relevant introduction through its lender and specialist partner network; the provider assesses the case and sets any terms.
Review an existing invoice facility or compare starting routes. An enquiry is not sent to every provider and does not guarantee an offer.
You can ask a short written question first. Include the company, purpose, rough amount and timing if known. Please leave bank statements, detailed customer ledgers and other sensitive documents until a secure route has been agreed.
Email an initial question or call 07849 709772. A general question does not itself authorise a lender introduction. The full funding enquiry remains available when you are ready.
If your business needs a van but has not found the right one yet, tell NBS what you are looking for. National Auto Sales can check suitable vehicle options; a funding request is separate.
Find a van for my businessFind a starting point
Choose one answer for an instant starting route. It is not an eligibility decision.
Share the amount, commercial purpose, timing and approximate turnover.
Share the asset, approximate price and supplier.
Share the asset, ownership and any current agreement.
Share the invoices, payment terms and approximate turnover.
Describe the outcome and approximate amount.
Start with the requirement. NBS can review which route appears most relevant through its lender and specialist partner network.
Substantial B2B debtor book? Explore invoice-finance facilities of £250,000 to £10 million+, including a review of an existing arrangement.
Explore export invoice finance when eligible overseas invoices are the main cash-flow constraint.
Review several eligible asset pools when invoices alone do not explain the whole requirement.
Start with supplier/order funding, or compare export invoice finance for unpaid overseas invoices.
Separate applications, approved amounts and retentions before reviewing a contract-led requirement.
Compare commercial mortgages, commercial bridges and development funding by purpose and repayment.
Assess the transaction, contribution, target performance and possible funding components.
Review practice cash flow, premiums, acquisitions, partner changes, premises and equipment by purpose.
Three clear steps
Share the business, approximate amount and what needs funding.
NBS Finance clarifies the details and explains the proposed route.
If suitable, a provider completes its checks. You decide whether to proceed.


People before products
They clarify the requirement and explain the proposed next step before a suitable provider introduction.
No. Start with the information available. A provider may request further evidence later.
No. NBS Finance is a broker and introducer. A provider makes its own assessment and decision.
No. NBS Finance is not incorporated as a limited company. It primarily supports funding enquiries from UK limited companies.
No. NBS Finance is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Where applicable, NBS works with lenders and intermediaries that are FCA-authorised for their own regulated activities. Their status does not make NBS Finance FCA-authorised, and the regulatory position can depend on the customer, product and agreement.
No. NBS Finance does not charge the client a separate broker fee. Finance providers determine their own rates, charges, fees, security and terms.
NBS Finance can access its lender panel as well as other broker and intermediary relationships. The route used depends on the requirement and provider appetite; an introduction does not guarantee approval.
NBS Finance reviews the enquiry and contacts you to clarify the requirement and discuss the next step. See the full five-stage journey.
No broker should promise a rate before provider assessment. Compare the full cost, fees, security and terms—not only the headline rate. See the six cost questions.
Start with the information you have.
Prefer to talk? Call 07849 709772.