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- barbersdrove
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Well, Jeremy was lovely. It was a long meeting but he seemed very happy with my info.
He's just left and although he can't guarantee the finance (got to run through the computers or something) he says he's confident that an offer will be made. We find out Tuesday (the only time I've moaned about a bank holiday), then it's in the valuers hands. Oh and the solicitors..
crikey - I didn't have to beg.. I had prepared myself to
He's just left and although he can't guarantee the finance (got to run through the computers or something) he says he's confident that an offer will be made. We find out Tuesday (the only time I've moaned about a bank holiday), then it's in the valuers hands. Oh and the solicitors..
crikey - I didn't have to beg.. I had prepared myself to
Flying by the seat of my pants.
Yes, but that's counteracted by the new, much stricter lending rules which have been imposed by the FCA on the banks, to ensure affordability under stressed situations. It evens out, but criteria are very tight. Assuming the business plan makes sense though, they will have the liquidity to make a facility available.Casscat wrote:I hope it goes well for you TGS. Quantitative easing has placed more money into the credit market so banks are more willing to lend than they were. Looking forward to your update on Tuesday.
Mols
Jumping is just dressage with speed-bumps.
The stricter lending rules have - largely rightly - been in place for some time but the huge contraction of lending during the banking crisis and beyond strangled initiative. TGS stands a much better chance now of securing the bank's support than for some years. Banks are no more likely to throw money blindly at any project now than they were two or three years ago, but at least the liquidity is there to support prudent judgement.
Longest weekend ever methinks.
One of the quirkiest parts of the meeting was when he showed me the pro forma he had to adhere to. Seeing evidence that I understood the market, understanding the financials etc..
Thank god I've run a business before and although largely useless in the real world my sociology degree did come in handy in the analysis bit.
I'm sure they used to say, how much do you want? Here you go..
Off to see a very clever solicitor this morning.
Thanks for your comments.
One of the quirkiest parts of the meeting was when he showed me the pro forma he had to adhere to. Seeing evidence that I understood the market, understanding the financials etc..
Thank god I've run a business before and although largely useless in the real world my sociology degree did come in handy in the analysis bit.
I'm sure they used to say, how much do you want? Here you go..
Off to see a very clever solicitor this morning.
Thanks for your comments.
Flying by the seat of my pants.