About NBS Finance

Commercial finance starts with a conversation

NBS Finance primarily helps UK limited companies prepare commercial funding enquiries. The team starts with what the business needs, gathers the initial information and explains the proposed next step before any suitable provider introduction.

Prefer to talk? Call 07849 709772.

NBS Finance is a broker and introducer, not a lender, and is not incorporated as a limited company. NBS Finance is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. A provider completes its own assessment and decides whether to make an offer and on what terms.

Clear business facts

How NBS Finance operates

Who NBS supports

NBS Finance primarily handles commercial funding enquiries from UK limited companies. It does not generally support consumer or personal borrowing.

Provider access

NBS Finance can access its lender panel as well as other broker/intermediary relationships. The route used depends on the requirement and provider appetite.

Fees and decisions

NBS Finance does not charge the client a separate broker fee. Finance providers determine their own rates, charges, fees, security and terms.

Regulatory status

NBS Finance is not authorised or regulated by the FCA. Where applicable, it works with lenders and intermediaries that are FCA-authorised for their own regulated activities; their status does not make NBS FCA-authorised.

Meet the team

The people you may speak with

Isaac Powell

Business Manager

Isaac Powell

Isaac helps keep the first conversation focused on the business, the requirement and the information already available.

Damian Powell

Vehicle and Asset Specialist

Damian Powell

Damian’s specialist focus covers commercial vehicles and other identifiable business assets considered as part of an enquiry.

What to expect

A clear starting point, without the product guesswork

Start with the outcome

Explain what the business wants to buy, refinance or fund.

Discuss the detail

NBS Finance reviews the information and clarifies what may still be needed.

Keep the decision yours

A provider assesses the proposal. You choose whether to proceed with any offer.

How an introduction works

Three steps from enquiry to decision

  1. Share the requirement

    Provide the basic business details, amount, purpose and any relevant asset, invoice or existing agreement.

  2. Review the route

    NBS Finance discusses the enquiry and explains any proposed introduction.

  3. Consider the provider’s terms

    The provider completes its checks. You review the offer before deciding.

Tell Isaac and Damian what the business needs

Start with the information available. The team can discuss what else may be required.

Ask a general question or call 07849 709772.