Vantage Equipment Leasing Inc.
Funding Partners investment and partnership overview

Let’s discuss equipment
lease funding.

Connect with LeaseVantage about potential institutional and specialty funding relationships.

Connect

Introduce your business

Discuss

Your needs and criteria

Explore

Next steps with our team

Start with your funding criteria.

Banks, specialty finance firms, private credit teams and lease funding organizations can discuss their mandate, asset preferences and review requirements directly with our team.

Start the conversation
Funding Partners overview

LeaseVantage

Practical conversations. Clear next steps.

Start with the right information.

Funding criteria

Discuss asset types, geographic focus and proposed arrangements.

Review requirements

Agree on the information needed for an initial assessment.

A direct discussion

Explore whether a potential relationship fits your mandate.

A clear path forward.

01

Introduce your organization

Share your mandate and funding focus.

02

Discuss the fit

Review asset preferences and funding criteria.

03

Exchange information

Agree on appropriate documentation and review requirements.

04

Explore an arrangement

Discuss potential terms subject to further review.

Discuss a Funding Relationship.

Connect with LeaseVantage about potential institutional and specialty funding relationships.

587-415-0560

Please do not include banking details or sensitive documents.

Common questions.

Who should inquire?

Banks, specialty finance firms, private credit teams and equipment lease funding organizations interested in discussing a potential funding relationship.

Is a specific funding structure offered here?

No. Potential structures, volumes, terms and information requirements are discussed directly and remain subject to review.

What information is useful initially?

Your organization, funding focus, asset preferences and a short description of the relationship you want to explore. Confidential portfolio information can be discussed through an agreed process.

Does an inquiry create an agreement?

No. It begins a discussion. Any arrangement requires further review and separately agreed documentation.