What is Asset Finance?
Whether you're purchasing new tools, upgrading a fleet, or leasing specialist equipment, asset finance gives you flexible funding tailored to the asset and your business needs.
With asset finance, you can access essential equipment for your business, while spreading the cost over time, preserving your working capital.
A secured business loan is a type of financing where you use an asset, normally property, as collateral.
✔️ Borrow up to $1,000,000+
✔️ Lower interest rates
✔️ Longer repayment terms
Equipment finance lets your business access the tools it needs now, while spreading the cost over manageable repayments.
✔️ Lower interest rates
✔️ Eligible for tax benefits
✔️ Own the asset once you repay the loan
A business car loan is a way to purchase a vehicle for your business while spreading the cost out over time.
✔️ Lower interest rates
✔️ Eligible for tax benefits
✔️ Existing debt doesn't usually affect approval
Equipment leasing lets your business use equipment, vehicles, or machinery without buying it upfront.
✔️ Predictable repayments
✔️ No large upfront costs
✔️ Flexible end-of-term options
Tell us about your business loan needs and immediately receive quotes from over 90+ bank and non-bank lenders.
Confirm your quote and we handle your business loan approval so you can focus on what matters—your business.
Sign your finance documentation and receive funding. It is that simple.
Valiant offers four types of asset finance: secured term loans, equipment loans, business car loans, and lease agreements.
Depending on the type of asset finance solution you opt for (and on your borrowing power), you may be able to access over $1,000,000.
Yes, typically the asset being financed is used as collateral.
Yes, you can finance used equipment for your business, although conditions may apply depending on the age and condition of the asset.
Rates vary based on the asset, loan type, term length, your credit history, and other factors. Our lending specialists can help you compare your options.
A balloon payment is a lump-sum payment that’s due at the end of a loan term—commonly used in equipment finance, business car loans, and chattel mortgages. It lowers your monthly repayments but will increase the amount of interest you pay over the course of your loan.
Yes, it is possible to get asset finance as a sole trader, but approval depends on factors like your income, credit history, and time in business.
At the end of the lease, you typically have the choice to return, upgrade, or buy the equipment. However, not all leases are created equal, so make sure to read through your contract to understand your options.