How can I offer an asset finance solution to my customers?
Wednesday, 1 September 2021
As an Agri or Equipment supplier, you may be considering to offer your customers repayment options on your products. This is how First Citizen Finance can help your business.
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'Finance of things' - A 30 year story...
Monday, 22 March 2021
While the company name First Citizen Finance might have been registered in October 2012, the story, management and success of this company spans over three decades. The company, born from an MBO during the chaotic days of the last recession, has proved it can stand on its own...
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First Citizen securitisation raises over €176 million linked to car finance loans
Thursday, 5 November 2020
Speaking today, Chris Hanlon, founder and Managing Director, said that the securitisation had been well supported by institutional investors; “The Investors, most of whom had invested in prior placements identified the strong management engagement through the Pandemic. It also attracted interest from larger investors. This is good news for the Irish motor industry and the strong response testifies to the confidence in the underlying strength of that market. There are over 2.2 million passenger cars on the road and they will need replacement over time. The replenishment period means that we can tap into additional funds through next year without having to organise a full new securitisation.”
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Asset Finance as a Cashflow Management Tool
Wednesday, 12 February 2020
A constant demand on any business is the requirement for investment. This demand is driven by the need for growth, adaptation to changing market demands and competitive forces challenging market share.
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Celebrating 25 years of the Auto Ireland New Car Guide
Friday, 6 December 2019
Last Wednesday 4th December, the official launch took place of the 2020 ‘201’ edition of the Auto Ireland magazine, a 113 page buying guide to new cars in Ireland.
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Alternative Options for Property Investors
Wednesday, 6 November 2019
Last week one of the pillar banks agreed to sell non-performing loans to the value of €850m to an Irish affiliate of the US private equity fund, Cerberus.
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