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Financing Business often goes in spurts and slowdowns, affected by the ebb and flow of cash, industry and profit cycles. Whether you're looking for a way to jump-start your business, manage a cash crunch or to give your ideas wings - financing may be the best solution to keep momentum in an upward swing. CaymanBank can tailor financing solutions to the needs of your business. CaymanBank VISA Card for Business A CaymanBank VISA card for business is a flexible business tool that combines the low interest rates of a line of credit with the convenience of a no-fee VISA card. |
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Credit Line for Business Having a credit line in place is a lot easier than cashing investments or arranging a new loan. Credit Line for Business is readily available, low cost financing to accommodate your working capital needs. You decide when and how much to borrow and you only pay interest on the borrowed amount. You can access funds at a Scotiabank branch or by using any of our electronic banking services. All account activity is recorded on one monthly statement. Term Loan for Business A Term Loan for business gives you quick access to cash for fixed assets such as new or used equipment and commercial vehicles, land, buildings, renovations or modernization of equipment or premises, including leasehold improvements. CaymanBank Leasing Leasing, rather than purchasing equipment, often makes good business sense. It gives you the freedom to use your money to make money - whether it's for investing, to free up cash flow or to put something back into your business. |
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CaymanBank One Loan Source for Business We'll do everything we can to give you a loan. If we can't, we'll try to find someone who will. We bring together a group of established, well-respected specialists in small business financing. With a single point of contact - your Branch Manager or Account Manager, Small Business - and just one application, you'll have access to CaymanBank as well as a number of other lenders. Call 1-800-4-CAYMAN (1-800-422-9626) to speak to a lending agent. |
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