Lakepoint Capital

Services

Corporate debt advisory

Financing for business owners. We take your financing to the banks, credit unions and non-bank lenders best suited to it, run a competitive process, and negotiate the terms on your behalf.

What it is

Corporate debt advisory is the service we provide to business owners looking to obtain the best possible commercial financing for their business.

In forming Lakepoint Capital, we were guided by a clear purpose and a recognition of the experience and level of client service we could bring to the market. Our combined expertise in commercial lending, banking, law, M&A and accounting amounts to a unique offering within the advisory industry.

What we help with

We've sat on both sides of the negotiating table.

  • Owner-occupied real estate financing

    Buying or refinancing the building your business operates from.

  • Cash-flow term debt

    Loans based on your business's earnings, for growth, acquisitions and partner buyouts.

  • Operating lines of credit

    Working capital for receivables, inventory and seasonal swings.

  • Corporate credit cards

    Card limits sized to how your business actually spends.

  • Revolving credit lines for equipment

    Draw for equipment purchases as you need them, without a new application each time.

Engagement goals

What business owners engage us to achieve.

Lower costs

Better rates, lower fees and less costly reporting requirements.

Recently secured$31,500+

a year in savings for an Okanagan tire group, with four lending relationships consolidated into one.

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Additional leverage

Higher approved limits, additional credit facilities and a greater ability to use existing facilities.

Recently secured3x

the operating line for a Kamloops mining services company growing faster than its financing.

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Greater flexibility

Pre-approved facilities, more favourable financial covenants and less stringent collateral requirements.

Recently secured100%

unmargined on a $1.5 million operating line for an Okanagan civil contractor.

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