A commercial loan is a short-term (typically 90-day) renewable loan designed to finance the seasonal working capital needs of a business, such as the purchase of inventory or the production and distribution of goods.
Interim Financing, also known as bridge financing or a bridge loan, is a short-term loan arrangement, generally spanning less than three years, utilized when a borrower is unable or unwilling to secure long-term or permanent financing. It often serves to provide temporary funding while waiting for financial or market conditions to improve.
An Inventory Loan, also referred to as Inventory Financing, is a type of short-term loan that businesses use to purchase inventory. This financing helps firms manage cash flow by converting stock into liquidity.
