Other finance products

Our portfolio of products for the professions sector includes the following:

Professional Indemnity Finance

Spread the cost of your annual insurance premiums over the year with our exclusive 12 month facilities
Ease the practice's cash flow and our competitive, fixed term solution will ensure that your banking lines are kept free 

Professional Interim Finance Facility (PIFF)

PIFF provides your practice with the capital to bridge the often lengthy and expensive gap between the specification of your new equipment or IT system and its full implementation

Vehicle finance

Acquire the company vehicles you need in the most effective way
Call us with your requirements, or let our experts provide advice on the most suitable vehicles for you.

Equipment finance with AIA

Qualify for maximum Annual Investment Allowance on equipment finance
Bring investments forward to ensure they are included in your annual tax return

Finance Lease

Full invoice amount is financed
Customer has options to return or continue to use the equipment at the end of a lease
Appears on balance sheet, and payments are usually 100% tax allowable

Hire Purchase

Full invoice amount is financed
Customer normally owns the equipment upon final payment
Appears on balance sheet and capital allowances are claimed

Operating Lease

Off balance sheet funding for specialist equipment

Practice Loan

Can be arranged for almost any business purpose
Preserves existing credit lines
Gives you ultimate flexibility

Contract Hire

Fixes the running costs of vehicles
Fast and flexible
Removes concerns about disposal and depreciation

Lease Purchase

Similar to hire purchase, but you can reduce monthly payments significantly by opting for a final balloon payment (vehicles only)
If you're considering a loan, lease, HP, rental or other finance arrangement to help grow your practice, talk to Syscap first.

Sale and Leaseback

Allows a practice to release capital that has been tied up in recent expenditure. Improves cashflow Immediate capital injection that had otherwise been tied up in depreciating assets.