Commercial Finance
11 October 2020
But, even with this financial aid, we are still seeing the breakdown of many small business across the country. Recent research conducted by Aldermore found that UK businesses had a 30 per cent loss in monthly income and nearly one in five small businesses have had a 70 per ...
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Commercial Finance
29 September 2020
At the time of writing, the UK Government spending as a percentage of GDP is 55% - the highest since 1946, with the UK Debt to GDP ratio over 100% - a first to be seen in peacetime. National output shrank by 20% in the second quarter of the year and the Bank of England pred...
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By:
Matthew Gudgeon
Finance Consultant
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Pub Mortgages
05 March 2020
In recent years a significant proportion of the sector has diversified away from a ‘wet-led’ business model. As a result of this shift, many sites we see today benefit from multiple profit lines, including a strong food offering and unused space converted into profitable letti...
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Care Mortgages
30 January 2020
A by-product of these changes appears to be an increasing number of closed sites being marketed as re-development opportunities. Some of these sites are being upgraded to meet modern tastes and requirements, with facilites such as en-suites, shaft lifts, additional rooms and i...
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By:
Ed Brown
Finance Consultant
Care Mortgages
30 October 2019
Lawrence Roberts , Finance Consultant at Christie Finance attended ‘The Provider Information Return (PIR) – Making it work for you’ seminar by Ed Watkinson, QCS. This session highlighted the importance of the procedural changes that came into force in August 2019 but will o...
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By:
Ed Brown
Finance Consultant
Hotel Mortgages
15 October 2019
The combination of weak sterling and cheap debt means businesses with significant underlying bricks and mortar assets are becoming increasingly appealing to overseas investors.
At a local level we’re already seeing the impact of these factors at work. We’ve e...
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Commercial Finance
26 September 2019
Expansion/Purchase of new business
Many people look to realise equity from within a freehold business in order to create a “deposit” towards an acquisition or development project. A typical example is the seasoned operator who has owned a business or property for severa...
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By:
Chris Field
Director - Corporate
Childcare Mortgages
21 August 2019
A wave of private equity funding for larger sites and the rise of group operators in recent years has resulted in an increase in business valuations, and arguably an improvement in standards. Jassi Sunner, Senior Business Agent at Christie & Co provides an overview of wher...
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Care Mortgages
09 July 2019
Therefore, on face value, the care sector provides investors with an ideal way to generate consistent long-term returns, as well as the reward of making a positive impact within a local community. There are, however, several challenges facing potential investors and with f...
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Restaurant Mortgages
29 May 2019
The recent string of high-profile casualties in the casual dining sector has been well publicised, the most recent example being the Jamie Oliver Restaurant Group. Comprising of 20 Jamie’s Italian sites and London based restaurants Barbecoa and Fifteen, the sale of this group ...
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