Financing

Our dedicated business specialists focus on offering proactive support for those involved in business, whether you are looking to take out a new loan or refinance an existing loan.

We come alongside business owners and seek to fully understand your market and industry so we can provide the best advice possible. Contact one of our team members today to see how we can assist with your financing.

We have experience in all aspects of financing including

  • Bank lending and mortgages
  • Guarantees
  • Resolutions of companies and board processes
  • Construction process
  • Business sale & purchase

Contact one of our advisory experts

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The Limited Partnership regime was introduced fairly recently in New Zealand through the Limited Partnership Act 2008.  As such, limited partnerships may not be as familiar to Kiwi entrepreneurs and founders.  In this article, we highlight a few of the advantages and disadvantages of choosing a limited partnership for your business structure.  In our view, they represent a relatively simple structure which can really be useful in the right situation.
14/09/2022/by Tasha Fraser

Structures for Business- Which is Best for You?

There are many business structure options in New Zealand, including companies, partnerships and Trusts, and you want to be sure you are picking the right one. We frequently assist clients who are considering starting a business navigate the different business structure options to find what best suits their needs. The various business structure options each have their own pros and cons. What the best structure is for you will depend on your particular circumstance, desire and purpose.
29/08/2022/by Tasha Fraser

What is a Wholesale Investor?

Companies need money, it is the fuel for the engine of their growth.  Very often they will get that money through issuing equity (shares to people who invest) or issuing debt (loans to people who provide finance).  If you do either of these activities you are offering a financial product and captured by the Financial Markets Authority and their rules which state you need to provide extensive disclosure documentation to those investing – unless an exemption applies.
17/08/2022/by Kylie Shipley