Yorkshire Asset Finance Limited

Business Finance Brokers · Durham · Est. 2009

17 years

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Company Registration Details

Registered company name	Yorkshire Asset Finance Limited
Companies House number	06904484 →
Company type	Private Limited Company (Ltd)
Registered address	5 Fellside View, DH7 0BE
City / Region	Durham
Date incorporated	2009
Years trading	17 years
CH status	Active
Specialism	Recorded activity: 64999 (financial intermediation not elsewhere classified)
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About Yorkshire Asset Finance Limited

Founded in 2009, Yorkshire Asset Finance Limited has been active for 17 years — a period that spans significant change in the UK financial services landscape, including post-financial crisis regulatory reform, digital transformation and the economic disruption of recent years. The firm's continued active status through this period reflects operational stability.

Durham accounts for 3 of the 2320 business finance brokers tracked on this index.

For regulated products, check register.fca.org.uk; for unregulated lending, the contract terms are the protection.

What Business Finance Brokers Do

A business finance broker matches a funding need to lenders whose credit appetite fits the case. Because much commercial lending is unregulated, contractual terms and personal guarantees deserve close attention.

Access to challenger banks and specialist funds is much of the value when mainstream lending says no.

How to Choose the Right Business Finance Broker

Ask which lenders the firm placed similar deals with recently and what terms were achieved. Clarify in writing what is payable on completion, on offer, and on abort.

Commission and fee arrangements vary by product; transparent firms disclose both without prompting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of business finance can a broker arrange?

Commonly yes: arrangement fees around one to two percent of the facility on completion are typical, and some firms charge an assessment fee upfront. Get the full schedule, including the no-completion position, in writing first.

How are business finance brokers paid?

Frequently: the market beyond the high street accepts many declined cases. The value is knowing which alternative lenders' criteria your circumstances actually fit.

Can a business finance broker help if my bank has declined my application?

Timescales are product-driven: days for invoice finance, a week or two for asset finance, and one to two months for commercial mortgages and property-backed lending where valuations and legal work extend the path.

How long does it take to arrange business finance through a broker?

The typical range spans invoice finance, asset finance, commercial mortgages, development and bridging finance, trade finance, working capital loans, revolving credit and merchant cash advances.

What information does a business finance broker need?

Eligibility is lender- and product-specific: most mainstream lenders look for twelve months' trading and revenue evidence, while specialist lenders consider start-ups and adverse-credit cases on different terms.

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Yorkshire Asset Finance Limited | Business Finance Brokers | Durham | Est. 2009