Asset Finance

What can asset finance be used for?
Asset finance lets you acquire, upgrade or release cash from the physical assets your business depends on, paying over their working life rather than upfront.

Vans, trucks, trailers and specialist vehicles for transport, logistics and field-based businesses. Spread the cost over the working life of the vehicle and keep cash in the business.

Excavators, cranes, production lines, CNC machines and processing equipment for construction, manufacturing, agriculture and food and beverage businesses.

IT hardware, software, medical and catering equipment, and fit-outs for hospitality and leisure venues, on terms matched to how quickly the asset ages.

Release cash tied up in equipment you already own outright, or refinance existing agreements to improve terms and free up working capital.
How asset finance comes together
Discovery call
Lender terms provided
Funds issued

What lenders look at
Hire purchase, finance lease or refinance?
*Tax and accounting treatment depends on your circumstances. Confirm the position with your accountant before choosing a structure.

Get asset finance terms
Tell us about the asset you want to fund or refinance and one of our corporate finance advisers will call you back, usually the same working day.
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Asset Finance FAQs
Asset finance lets you acquire or refinance equipment, vehicles and machinery over a fixed term, with the asset itself acting as security. You pay in instalments rather than upfront, which preserves cash and leaves other credit lines free for day-to-day trading.
With hire purchase you pay in instalments and own the asset at the end of the term. With a finance lease the lender retains ownership and you use the asset for an agreed term, usually at a lower monthly cost. Hire purchase suits assets you want to keep; leasing suits kit that dates quickly.
We arrange asset finance from £25k to £25m+, over one to seven years depending on the asset's useful life. Deposits range from 0% to 20% depending on the lender, the asset and your trading record.
Yes. Most lenders will fund used plant, machinery and vehicles provided the asset holds its value and has a reasonable remaining life. Terms may be shorter than for new equipment.
Yes. Asset refinance and sale-and-leaseback let you unlock capital tied up in unencumbered assets, repaid over a fixed term. It is a common way to fund growth or working capital without taking on unsecured debt.
For straightforward cases, a decision can come back within days once we have your accounts, bank statements and the supplier quote. More complex or higher-value assets take longer, and we will give you a realistic timeline on the discovery call.
Agriculture, construction, manufacturing and engineering, transport and logistics, commercial vehicles, food and beverage, leisure and hospitality, and utilities and waste, among others. If your business relies on physical assets, we can usually help.
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Ramsay & White Corporate Finance is a trading name of Ramsay & White Corporate Finance Ltd, which is an Appointed Representative of New Leaf Distribution Ltd, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, FCA number 460421. Ramsay & White Corporate Finance is a credit broker and not a lender. We work with a panel of lenders to find you a potentially suitable arrangement for consideration. ICO registration ZC246341, which you can check via www.ico.org.uk. Registered address: 7 Soundwell Road, Staple Hill, Bristol, United Kingdom, BS16 4QG. Registered in England & Wales. Registration number: 17450526.
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