Dynamoney

15/11/2024

We’re thrilled to announce that Dynamoney is now the official lending partner of the St George Illawarra Dragons for the 2025, 2026, and 2027 seasons!

Catch our logo on the back of the club's NRL and NRLW jerseys, representing our commitment to powering business growth as the Dragons power through for the win! Let’s go, Dragons!

22/01/2024

Dynamoney is back on the big screen again and we love supporting an underdog. Watch our player, Kecmanović, up against fan fav, Alcaraz, tonight on Channel Nine.

21/07/2023

There’s sustained momentum of SMEs switching to non-bank sources to fund new growth as regular banks tightened their credit profile. Get further insights from Verschoor Grow in Australian Broker: https://premium.brokernews.com.au/au-2023-sectorfocus-sme-demand-for-non-bank-funds-surging/p/1?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=enews&utm_campaign=idc&utm_content=KMADV-031363

20/07/2023

JUST FUNDED: A kitchen renovation company sought finance for a new CNC machine to increase its production capacity and reduce the cost of energy and maintenance associated with operating very old machinery. In addition, the business preferred a structure that required minimal upfront capital outlay and fixed ongoing monthly payments to provide cash flow certainty.
Grow Solution:
Purchase price: $108,200
Upfront Deposit: Nil
Rate: 8.35% p.a.
Term: 60 months
Turnaround: Approved and settled in under 24 hours

PM to workshop a scenario. Cheal Blackett Steele Graves Stitt Coombs Clarke Trinh Moore

13/07/2023

GROWTH SECTOR. There’s sustained demand for plant and equipment, and materials handling related assets into manufacturing, packaging and engineering industries. PM to workshop an asset finance scenario:

12/07/2023

According to the Reserve Bank of Australia’s Financial Stability Review, non-banks have seen a rapid rise in business credit over the last year to reach 25% growth on a six-month annualised basis in early 2023 – which is the fastest rate of growth in more than a decade. Grow Finance expects this growth trajectory to continue as SMEs increasingly turn to brokers for alternative commercial finance solutions to offset the banks tightening credit lending requirements.

Read more in Australian Brokerr: https://premium.brokernews.com.au/au-2023-sectorfocus-sme-demand-for-non-bank-funds-surging/p/1?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=enews&utm_campaign=idc&utm_content=KMADV-031363

Access the RBA Financial Stability Review here: https://www.rba.gov.au/publications/fsr/2023/apr/contents.html

11/07/2023

Increasingly, SMEs prioritise the speed of funding to enable opportunity costs. Reminder: Grow Finance has same-day funding for deals submitted for settlement prior to 2.30p.m. AEDT every business day.

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07/07/2023

There is significant demand for equipment funding to support property developments.

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05/07/2023

Looking sharp Graves! It’s great to be at the PD day in Adelaide and speak with brokers about commercial finance opportunities, sector trends, and how to write more asset finance deals. PM to workshop a scenario.

04/07/2023

Grow Finance expects sustained demand for asset finance via non-bank lenders as banks tighten credit lending requirements and SMEs focus more and more on their bottom line. Read more in Australian Broker.

A sea change in where SMEs get their funding appears to be underway as the broker channel expands and the economy forces small businesses to up their game