Borrowing Money For Your Business The Six ‘Cs’ of Granting Credit.

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Borrowing Money For Your Business The Six ‘Cs’ of Granting Credit

Character  Stable employment history  Credit references  Track history of saving  Good credit rating  Good asset mix 1 st C B.D.C. Loans Financing Tip

Capability  Management of business  Professional background  Relevant training  Previous business experience  Business plan C.F.D.C. Loans Financing Tip 2 nd C

Context  S.W.O.T. Analysis  ‘Three legged stool’ o Operations o Marketing & Sales o Financial 3 rd C Angels & Factors Financing Tip

Capacity  Ability to pay  Positive cash flow  Total debt servicing (TDS) ratio rule of thumb is 40% of total income 4 th C C.S.B.F. Program Financing Tip

Capital  Positive net worth  Good debt to net worth ratio  Liquidity and ease to convert  Available contingencies 5 th C Supplier Loans Financing Tip

Collateral  Security for debt  Equipment, mortgages and personnel guarantees  Acceptable terms, clauses and conditions 6 th C Financing Tip Love Capital

Recommendations  Verify your credit report  Invite banker to your business  Begin with your own branch  Shop around  Know your plan inside and out  Do not embellish data  Demonstrate own commitment  Keep your banker informed