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Lending opportunities for investors

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Wealthy individuals willing to entertain a higher level of risk for a higher return on their capital can be the perfect funder/investor or business partner in a distressed situation. 

Here the lines between equity investing, lending and getting involved in the strategic management of the business can get blurred.

We have a large throughput of clients, most of whom need access to finance of some description and private lending offers an alternative option when traditional channels of finance are closed off.

Having almost certainly carried out a significant amount of due diligence on a company in the normal course of handing the case we are usually in a good position to know whether a private lender loan would help get the business back on track.  

That knowledge not only helps the business but also gives the private lender the confidence that he is not wasting his/her time in taking a closer look.

McTear Williams & Wood has a number of relationships with private lenders and Business Angel communities and we are happy to discuss how we can connect lenders and borrowers alike.  Call us to discuss the options.

Phil Bailey

Associate

Phil is an experienced turnaround and recovery director with over 28 years’ banking experience working with corporate clients worldwide and joined McTear Williams & Wood as an associate in 2020.

Five years as a turnaround director helping clients in the early stages of cashflow difficulties and avoiding defaults and insolvency processes.  Experience in advising on access to alternative forms of funding and advice on managing banking relationships.

Phil has worked in Corporate Banking throughout East Anglia including King’s Lynn, Norwich, Cambridge and Peterborough.

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