Fenero Test the deal
Commercial finance

Certainty when you need it.

Acquisition, refinance and working capital across commercial, industrial and business assets — the deal argued to credit the way credit reads it, with terms on the table before you are committed.

Indicative terms typically inside 5 business days — private funding in 48 hours where speed rules.

Indicative TermsRecent transaction
ItemTerms
Facility$3,150,000
AssetIndustrial, Wetherill Park
LVR62%
ICR — buffered1.9×
Term5 years P&I + IO option

Issued four business days after mandate. Illustrative of process, not a quote — every asset is assessed on its own covenants.

The problem

Good assets die in slow credit queues.

The counterparty wants a buyer or borrower who can complete. The bank wants six weeks, a committee date and a file read by someone who has never priced one. Between the two, capital gets committed on hope — or the deal goes to whoever had finance argued first.

6–8 wks

Typical major-bank commercial approval timeline when a file arrives unpackaged — against vendors who won't wait.

1.5–2.0×

Common interest-cover hurdle at buffered rates. Where the cover sits decides your leverage, and it moves when the earnings are presented properly — whether those earnings are a lease or a trading history.

40%+

Illustrative spread between the best and worst lender terms we see quoted on the same asset, same borrower.

What we do

Three things, done properly.

The deal, packaged for credit

Lease profile and covenant strength where there is a tenant; trading history, debtor quality and cash conversion where there is not. Presented the way a credit paper reads, not the way a rate-sheet enquiry does. Your file goes once, to the desk that reads it best.

Competing term sheets

Majors, non-banks and private capital run in parallel, so pricing and covenants are set by competition rather than by a single bank's mood that month.

Managed to settlement

Valuers briefed properly, conditions cleared in order, solicitors and discharging banks chased — with a report at every milestone until drawdown.

The process

Mandate to settlement, in order.

Step 01

Scope & mandate

The asset or the business, the numbers and the deadline — assessed before anything is lodged. We agree strategy and issue our Mandate for Finance so the engagement is in writing.

Step 02

Run the market

Shortlist, term sheets, negotiation on pricing and covenants. You choose from competing terms presented as one memo.

Step 03

Approve & settle

Valuation through documentation to drawdown, managed daily. If a bank misses the date, our private credit arm can bridge it.

Access

Leverage a branch can't offer.

Commercial desks at the majors, non-bank credit teams, and private capital — including our own book when timing decides the deal.

For agents & vendors' advisers

A buyer with terms is a buyer who settles.

We pre-qualify purchasers with indicative terms before exchange — fewer crashed contracts, cleaner campaigns. Judge us on one transaction.

Begin

Test the deal before you commit.

Send the asset and the numbers — we'll tell you honestly whether it finances, at what leverage, and how fast. Nothing is lodged and no credit enquiry is made.

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