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We are not tied to one funder. The route is matched to the deal.
Enterprise finance
For larger UK companies funding multi-site hardware, software, equipment and infrastructure programmes. IQ Finance works with your finance team on structure, term and documentation before the case goes to a funder.
Figures are indicative only and are not finance offers. Final approval is subject to status, lender criteria, affordability, documentation and approval.
Who this is for
At this size the finance decision is usually shared between IT, procurement and finance. The work is getting those three to agree the schedule and the payment profile before the funder is approached.
For teams managing capital treatment, budget cycles and treasury sign-off across a technology programme.
For estate refresh, data centre and network replacement, and end-user devices planned across multiple sites.
For framework agreements and multi-year supplier contracts where the payment structure needs to match the delivery schedule.
For decisions that cross subsidiaries or cost centres and need consistent terms and audit-ready documentation.
Enterprise finance scope
Sizeable programmes work when the schedule is documented and the supplier obligations are clear.
Estate refresh
Replace desktops, laptops, networking and peripherals across locations on a planned cycle.
Infrastructure
Servers, storage and networking, timed against a refresh plan rather than a single year's budget.
Software
ERP, CRM and platform implementation, licences and the services that go with them.
Devices
Staged rollout of laptops, mobiles and peripherals, delivered in waves as staff join or sites open.
Security
Access control, surveillance and alarm systems across several premises, where specification and installation are defined.
Structure
Bigger agreements where term, payment profile and documentation need to satisfy both treasury and the funder.
How it works
A documented sequence your finance team can take to committee.
Share the programme outline, supplier detail and cost context to produce a finance estimate for planning.
When ready, continue through secure application and provide the accounts and documentation for the relevant legal entity.
IQ Finance reviews the entities, the programme and the finance structure before matching the case to a funder.
The matched funder completes final review and decisioning. Outcomes remain subject to status, lender criteria, affordability, documentation and approval.
Preparation checklist
The more of this is settled up front, the fewer questions come back later.
When to speak first
Structuring a programme after the contract is fixed leaves less room to move. An early conversation keeps the options open.
Enterprise finance FAQ
Answers on programme structure, entities and documentation for larger cases.
Yes, where the programme can be documented. Phased delivery, several sites and more than one supplier can be structured, though each funder will want the schedule and the payment profile to line up.
That is an accounting question for your finance team. The structure of the agreement can affect how the cost is treated, so involve your accountants early. IQ Finance can explain the payment profile but does not give accounting or tax advice.
Each legal entity is normally assessed on its own accounts. Group support, guarantees or cross-company arrangements may be possible depending on the funder and the strength of the group.
Typically the supplier contract or framework, the programme schedule, latest group and entity accounts, details of existing facilities, and evidence of treasury approval. Requirements vary by funder.
No. Figures are indicative only and are not finance offers. Final approval is subject to status, lender criteria, affordability, documentation and approval.
Next step
Start with a finance estimate, or speak to IQ Finance if the programme spans several sites, several entities or more than one budget year.
Figures are indicative only and are not finance offers. Final approval is subject to status, lender criteria, affordability, documentation and approval.