It’s a common misconception that large businesses prefer to purchase their equipment, rather than lease it. Taking today’s challenging market out of the equation, 80% of the FTSE 500 have always...
If you are an equipment or technology solutions provider, you’ve probably come across the term Vendor Finance. The meaning however is very much perceived differently depending on which finance solution...
Equipment leasing is called upon by businesses big and small as a cost effective and budgetable way of acquiring the latest technologies. Here we will run through the key reasons...
According to the The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, £23.4bn worth of late invoices are currently owed to small firms across Britain, a situation which has forced the body to...
Working from home, remote-working and flexible working arrangements are all phrases that have been used almost daily since lock-down was first mentioned earlier this year. With many businesses moving back...
Equipment leasing is quite simply the process of acquiring equipment and technology via third-party finance and paying for it in manageable monthly amounts over a pre-agreed term. Equipment leasing allows...
Lease Group, a leading equipment and technology funder in the UK, has today announced a recruitment drive in preparation for life after lockdown. The company currently services over 750 suppliers...
As reported by the UK Government website, “Fraudsters are exploiting the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) in order to carry out fraud and cybercrime. Police have reported an increase in coronavirus...
The answer is yes – it’s called Sale & Leaseback. Over the past two weeks Lease Group has seen a significant increase in demand for our Sale & Leaseback service,...
Lease Group, a leader in soft asset vendor finance has introduced a bevvy of new features for it’s Partner Channel, one of which is white-labelling of the entire customer experience....
CFOs are looking to invest in technology In the last 12 months, CFOs, particularly in the UK, have tightened the purse strings due to political and economic uncertainty. As we...
New research by Onecom has revealed SMEs on average spend £2,052 a year on telecommunication services, an increase of as much as 40% since 2016. Onecom believes this increase has...
