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Business funding in the United States

The United States has the largest and most specialised private credit and asset-based lending market anywhere. Facilities are typically structured around a borrowing base of receivables and inventory, with security perfected by UCC-1 filing.

Deepest asset-based lending and private credit market globally

Security perfected through UCC filings at state level

Specialist lenders for almost every sector and asset class

How ABL works here

A borrowing base advances typically 80–85% against eligible receivables and 50–65% against inventory, tested monthly or weekly, with field examinations and appraisals. It suits businesses with strong assets and variable earnings far better than covenant-heavy cash-flow debt.

Foreign-owned entities

A US subsidiary of an overseas group is fundable, but lenders will want a US entity with its own EIN, US-domiciled collateral, and clarity on whether the parent will guarantee. Where collateral sits offshore, expect either a lower advance rate or a parallel facility in that jurisdiction.

Common structures in United States

Questions

Can a non-US company borrow in the United States?

Generally through a US entity holding US collateral. Cross-border guarantees and security are workable but add legal cost and time.

What is a UCC-1?

A public filing that perfects a lender's security interest in a borrower's assets. Existing filings can block a new lender, so they should be reviewed early.

Describe your requirement once and we structure it, then approach providers active in United States whose criteria match. There are no upfront fees — all charges are due only once funding is in place.

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