Email Address :- akram@stgeorgecommercial.co.uk
Trade Finance


At St. George Commercial finance Brokers Ltd, we simplify access to global trade finance. Whether you’re importing, exporting, or looking to unlock working capital, our smart quoting system connects you with the right solution in minutes.
With partnerships across 270+ banks, funds, and alternative finance providers, our platform delivers instant visibility on options that match your specific trade finance needs — from letters of credit and invoice finance to structured trade solutions.
No delays. No guesswork. Just fast, intelligent finance – at your fingertips.
✅ Simple form
✅ Real-time matching
✅ Confidential & secure
✅ Expert support available

Quick Online Application

Start by completing the application form. Additional details, such as financial statements or supporting documents, may be required as part of the process.
Match with Lenders

We align your business requirements with the most suitable options from our network of trusted lenders through our exclusive trade finance platform.
Choose Lenders

We present you with a tailored selection of suitable trade and receivables finance solutions based on your specific business needs.
Receive Funds

You engage directly with the lender to finalise terms, and once agreed, the financing is released to you.
Contact Information
If you have a finance enquiry, please use the contact form.
Otherwise, you can reach us on the email addresses below.
St. George Commercial finance Brokers Limited
11 Curtis House,
34 Third Avenue,
Hove,
BN3 2PD
07958 710 010
01273 855 711
01273 855 710
akram@stgeorgecommercial.co.uk
FAQs – Trade and Receivables Finance
Trade and Receivables Finance helps businesses fund trade deals by bridging payment gaps. Common questions cover eligibility, document requirements, timelines, costs, collateral, and international versus domestic trade options.
Trade finance refers to financial instruments and products that help businesses facilitate international and domestic trade transactions by bridging the gap between a supplier shipping goods and the buyer making payment.
Solutions include letters of credit, invoice financing, supply chain finance, receivables finance, export finance, and structured trade finance.
Typically, companies that trade goods or services, both locally and internationally, and have creditworthy buyers. Lenders may require financial records, trade history, and commercial invoices.
Timelines can vary, but after submitting required documents, facilities can sometimes be arranged within a few days to a few weeks, depending on the complexity.
Some lenders require a minimum annual turnover, often starting at £250,000, but smaller businesses may also qualify with strong trade contracts.
Not always. Many trade finance products are secured against the trade transaction itself (e.g., purchase orders, invoices), though additional security may be required for higher risk profiles.
