SME Financing

Many customers think that they should first go to the bank for financing. Why do they need to negotiate with so-called experts? If the company can borrow, it can borrow. If the boss can lend, it can be borrowed. Is it difficult for experts outside the company to do the same? Let me, a former banker, tell you that the loan managers in charge of the bank's companies will only look at documentary evidence, such as sales records, audit reports, tax returns and bank statements to calculate the repayment ability, but the reviewers will make adjustments to calculate the payment pressure and loan ratio. What is the adjustment? Can I not get a loan without the above documents? Our professional team can make a preliminary assessment and provide a solution within one day, and then recommend it to many customers who think that they should go to the bank for financing first. Why do they have to negotiate with so-called experts? If the company can borrow, it can be borrowed. If the boss can lend me, it can be borrowed. Is it difficult for experts outside the company to do so? Let me, a former banker, tell you that the loan managers in charge of the bank company will only look at the documentary evidence, such as sales records, audit reports, tax returns and bank statements, to calculate the repayment ability, but the reviewers will make adjustments to calculate the payment pressure and loan ratio. What is the adjustment in question? Can I get a loan without the above documents? Our professional team can make a preliminary assessment and provide a solution within one day, and then introduce you to a bank loan manager.
Popular SFGS Program
To help these enterprises cope with the financing difficulties that may arise from credit tightening in the uncertain global economic environment, the Financial Secretary announced a series of measures to support these enterprises in the 2012-13 Budget, including the introduction of a time-limited "special concessionary measure" under this scheme to provide 80% credit guarantee for loans approved by lending institutions to eligible enterprises at a concessional guarantee fee.
SFGS – 80% Credit Guarantee Product
Since its launch on May 31, 2012, the product has effectively assisted these enterprises in obtaining loans in the commercial credit market, and the number of enterprises benefiting from the 80% Credit Guarantee product has continued to increase. In order to further reduce the financing burden of these enterprises and assist them in obtaining financing from lending institutions, the Government has from time to time introduced optimization measures for eligible credit guarantees under the 80% Credit Guarantee product.
SFGS – 90% Credit Guarantee (“90% Credit Guarantee Product”)
The Legislative Council's Finance Panel approved the relevant funding on 6 December 2019, and the 90% Credit Guarantee product under the Scheme was launched on 16 December 2019. The 90% Credit Guarantee product is designed to help smaller businesses with less operating experience to obtain financing. With the outbreak and spread of the COVID-19 virus, the business environment has deteriorated rapidly. The Government announced some optimization and relief measures for eligible credit guarantees under the 90% Credit Guarantee product.
SFGS – 100% Guaranteed Special Loan (“SFGS”)
The Financial Secretary announced the introduction of the 100% Guaranteed Ex-gratia Loan in the 2020-21 Budget. The 100% Guaranteed Ex-gratia Loan aims to alleviate the pressure on such enterprises that are unable to pay employee salaries or rent due to reduced revenue, helping to reduce business closures and layoffs. The 100% Guaranteed Ex-gratia Loan is 100% guaranteed by the Government and will start accepting applications on April 20, 2020.
With the outbreak and spread of the COVID-19 virus, the business environment has deteriorated rapidly. In order to ease the cash flow problems of SMEs, the government announced some optimization measures for the 100% guaranteed special loans.
Eligible borrowing enterprises must have been in operation for at least 3 months before June 30, 2020, and their turnover in any single month from February 2020 (the "Affected Period") must have fallen by 30% or more compared with the average monthly turnover in any quarter from January 2019 to June 2020 (the "Reference Period"), and the "Affected Period" must not be earlier than the "Reference Period".
The maximum loan amount for each eligible borrowing enterprise is the sum of employee salaries and rents for 18 months, with a cap of HK$6 million. The longest repayment period is 8 years, and the longest interest-only arrangement is 24 months.
SME Financing - SFGS The average monthly turnover of each guarantee scheme has dropped by 30% or more compared with any quarter of the "reference period" from January 2019 to June 2020, and the "affected period" must not be earlier than the "reference period".

The maximum loan amount for each eligible borrowing enterprise is the sum of employee salaries and rents for 18 months, with a cap of HK$6 million. The longest repayment period is 8 years, and the longest interest-only arrangement is 24 months.

SME Financing-SFGS Comparison of various guarantee plans