Over the years I have known and worked with Shannon, I’ve see how her integrity and expertise have helped San Diego companies finance payroll and working capital needs, especially related to the government contracting space.
Steve Lopez,
Vice President & Senior Relationship Manager
City National Bank

I have worked with Shannon for over 15 years and found her to be straightforward and very professional. We recently referred a manufacturing company to Shannon that has been very satisfied with their transition. She offered a competitive working capital solution and assisted the company in a smooth transition to meet their financing needs.
Dino D’Auria,
Southern California Regional President
HomeStreet Bank

As the CFO for a couple of San Diego companies Shannon's helped with financing over the years, I can say she's been instrumental in financing growth particularly when the banks weren't. As these companies worked with high profile clients, we needed to be discreet when choosing a solution allowing a favorable method of collecting customer payments which we were unable to obtain in the market on our own.
John Teotico
CFO, San Diego CA

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Asset-based lending provides business owners with access to capital tied up in their A/R & Inventory. This option provides the company with more capital when they need it, as A/R and inventory balances increase. Traditional bank lenders may have significant problems with asset-based loans. Banks are constrained by both internal credit granting philosophies as well as federal regulations. Banks typically do not accept transactions with debt-to-worth ratios higher than four or five to one.

Once considered financing of last resort, asset-based lending and factoring have become popular choices for companies that do not have the credit rating or track record to qualify for more traditional types of financing.

By Robert A. Modansky, CPA/CFF and Jerome P. Massimino, CPA Journal of Accountancy

Asset-based lenders focus on the quality of collateral rather than on credit ratings. Borrowers pledge receivables, inventory and equipment as collateral. Traditional bank lenders may have significant problems with asset-based loans. Banks are constrained by both internal credit granting philosophies as well as federal regulations. Banks typically do not accept transactions with debt-to-worth ratios higher than four or five to one.

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