Everything associated with your projects can be funded.

The simplest approach to financing projects is to use standard finance from the banking sector:

Leases 

Finance Lease
Capital is fully paid out over the lease period.

Operating Lease
With an investing in the equipment from the lessor or 3rd party investor, rentals can be lowered. This may assist in delivering an operating lease under UK and US GAAP accounting standards, so enabling "off balance sheet" treatment for the finance. 

Technology Refresh Lease
Legacy equipment may be available for sale to a lessor for leasing back over the poeriod that new technology is installed. The costs are built into a new lease and old equipment disposed of by the lessor.

Software Only Financing
Software licenses and implementation costs are a significant part of ICT spend and can be incorporated into a simple lease.

Extended implementations
The complex administration, accounting and financial aspects of larger projects can be better managed through a project facility under which orders are placed as normal: as the project rolls out, invoices are settled against milestones and the whole cost rolled up into a single finance contract.

Other types of contract

Credit Sale
This gives ownership immediately with repayment over the finance period.

Hire Purchase
Use the technology for the hire period and buy at the end for £10

Key Financial Benefits

Our approach is to look for cost savings:-

Lower acquisition costs post-tax
Lease rentals are tax deductible when paid and accelerate the tax saving, delivering 100% of the savings by the end of the finance period.

Residual value lowers rents
An investor takes a view on the value of the equipment at the end of the lease in the form of a residual value investment; this reduces the level of rent paid and delivers significant cost savings.

Cash preservation
Additional sources of finance will enable vital bank lines and capital to be conserved. Overdrafts can be used, as intended, for working capital requirements and not for funding fixed assets.

Budget flexibility
Additional, perhaps unforeseen, expenditure impacts budgets: make sure payments fall within capital and revenue budgets and allowthe introduction of new technology at the most advantageous time.

Balance sheet management
Operating Leases and Service Contract finance are only two of the ways you can manage balance sheets, budgets and cash.