Private desk · Estates
Business liquidity for estates and executors
When a business owner passes away, the company still has payroll, suppliers and obligations. We provide business-purpose bridge and working-capital facilities so executors and surviving spouses can keep the business steady while the estate is settled.
Who this is for
- Executors and administrators managing an operating business within an estate
- Surviving spouses or partners who have inherited a business interest
- Family members stepping in to run or wind down a company in an orderly way
One named officer
A single senior deal officer handles your file from first call to funding.
Your pace
No pressure, no urgency tactics. We work around probate and court timelines.
Advisers welcome
We are glad to speak with your solicitor, attorney or accountant directly.
Business-purpose only
Facilities are for the company or estate's business needs, not personal consumer borrowing.
Explore numbers first: payment calculator · sample term sheet · eligibility check
Questions families ask
- Can a business borrow before probate is granted?
- It depends on who has legal authority to act for the company. We review the authority documents with your advisers before any term sheet.
- What security is typical?
- Business assets or receivables are common; some smaller facilities may be unsecured, underwritten on the company's repayment capacity.
- Will you ever ask me to pay a fee up front?
- No. We never ask for fees before a signed agreement, never by gift card or crypto, and never into a personal account. Take whatever time you need; there is no deadline from us.
Business-purpose financing only; subject to underwriting and written terms. Speak with us at +1 (302) 579-5439, and verify who you are dealing with.