Finance New Zealand

Finance New Zealand is proud to be sponsoring Cameron Bagrie’s session at this year’s Ia Ara Aotearoa Transporting New Zealand National Conference.

We’re looking forward to hearing Cameron’s take on the cost and financial impact of political policies, alongside a great line-up of speakers later this month.

A good one for the transport sector calendar!

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Conference Join the Transporting NZ National Conference to connect with road freight leaders, hear industry updates and take part in valuable networking.

For many businesses, solar makes a lot of sense, but the upfront cost can sometimes slow the decision down.

Our Auckland Adviser, Matt Fogarty - Finance New Zealand, has been working with KiwEV to help their customers access competitive and flexible funding options for business solar solutions.

At Finance New Zealand, we have access to specialist lenders who understand the solar space and can provide funding options that work around the needs of the business.

For solar suppliers, this can help make the conversation easier. It gives customers a clearer way to move ahead with a project, while managing cashflow along the way.

And while this example is in the solar space, we also work with suppliers across a wide range of industries to help make finance part of the customer offer.

If your business supplies equipment, technology or asset based solutions, we can help give your customers more ways to say YES.

👉 Talk to our team of finance experts about supplier finance options. https://financenz.co.nz/solutions/finance-service-for-suppliers

What is your business finance really tied to?

Before proceeding with funding, it pays to look beyond the approval and ask the right questions.

• Future flexibility: Will this structure make it harder to borrow again later?
• Security: Is the security being requested appropriate for the funding provided?
• Terms: Is the loan term matched to the purpose of the funding, the asset, and your cashflow?
• Guarantees: Are the guarantees fair, necessary, and limited where possible?
• Cashflow: Do the repayments work with how your business actually operates?

At Finance New Zealand, we look at the full picture before recommending a funding pathway.

That may mean finding a lender with the right appetite, reshaping the request, using business assets as security where appropriate, splitting funding across multiple lenders, reworking existing lending, or adding facilities to create breathing room.

Working with us gives you access to multiple finance pathways, while keeping one dedicated adviser as your point of contact.

If you have a finance request coming up, or would like to review whether your current lending is structured in the right way, get in touch with our team today.

Finance New Zealand is proud to support start-up business SkyVector Drone Solutions with funding for their new asset, facilitated by our Waikato adviser, Kate McGuigan

SkyVector is an inspiring example of a new business investing in leading-edge technology. Using state-of-the-art unmanned aerial systems, they provide high-resolution thermal imaging, 3D mapping and specialised agricultural inspections.

It is great to see innovative businesses backing themselves, building capability and bringing advanced drone solutions to the market.

We are pleased to play a small part in supporting SkyVector’s next stage of growth and wish them every success for the future!
Check them out: 👉https://skyvector.co.nz

Another smart fleet addition for Maxwell Coachlines, located in the Hawkes Bay.

This Scania coach will support school runs and charter work, helping keep students, groups and communities moving across the region.

Great work by our Hawke’s Bay adviser, Nick Boult, helping get the right funding in place.

Thank you to Maxwell Coachlines for the opportunity to assist!

Using property as security for business lending? It pays to check your options.

When business finance is needed, property security is often seen as the default by business bankers.

But depending on your situation, existing business assets may be able to support the funding instead.

Our advisers compare options across bank and non-bank lenders, helping you understand what security is actually required and what structure may work best for your situation.

Before offering property as security, or if your existing bank is holding more security than you feel they need, speak with your local Finance New Zealand adviser about the security options available for your business finance. 👉https://financenz.co.nz/team

Finance New Zealand can provide fast, flexible insurance premium funding options, helping businesses spread insurance premiums across weekly, fortnightly, monthly or quarterly instalments.

It is a practical way to keep important cover in place while preserving working capital for day-to-day operations, wages, stock, equipment or growth.

To request an insurance premium funding quote, get in touch with the Finance New Zealand team today. 👉 https://financenz.co.nz/team

Our Northland adviser, Andrew Partington, is proud to support Cambridge-based pro jet ski racer Noah Skipps as he takes on the IHRA Pro Watercross Series on the international stage.

Noah kicked off the season with a podium finish, placing 3rd at Round 1 in St Pete, Florida, followed by a strong 5th place at Round 2 in New Orleans. He now sits 4th overall in the five-round series, with Round 3 set for Missouri in June, a venue known for its big water and challenging conditions.

Noah’s ability to read the water and handle rough chop has become one of his real strengths, and he’ll be aiming for another podium result as he takes on Missouri.

Andrew and the wider Finance New Zealand team wish Noah the very best of luck and look forward to following his progress.

Heartland Group Holdings’ latest trading update shows motor finance returning to growth, with EV lending also gaining real momentum. But the same update also points to what many operators already know: fuel costs, cashflow pressure and lender scrutiny are still very real.

For businesses considering a vehicle, truck, machinery or fleet upgrade, the conversation is not just about getting finance approved. It is about finding the right structure, the right lender and repayment terms that make sense for the way your business actually earns.

Heartland Bank is a key funding partner for Finance New Zealand, with particular strengths in the light vehicle and transport space. Through Finance New Zealand, businesses can compare options from Heartland alongside main banks, specialist asset finance providers and transport lenders.

To discuss finance options for your next vehicle upgrade, fleet purchase or restructure, reach out to our team today.

Motor finance returns to growth at Heartland as EV lending surges Motor finance has returned to growth at Heartland Group Holdings, with a sharp lift in electric vehicle lending helping drive a