Unlock Business Financing Without Traditional Collateral
For many entrepreneurs and businesses, the lack of collateral is a significant obstacle when seeking loans or asset-based financing. At Swiss International Venture Capital Ltd, we bridge this gap through our Right-of-Use Asset consulting service.
We help clients and borrowers without collateral access the funding they need—by connecting them with accredited Asset Leasing Partners who can provide collateral on a lease basis.
What Is a 'Right-of-Use' Asset?
A Right-of-Use (ROU) Asset is an asset that a lessee is permitted to use under a formal lease agreement. It does not imply ownership but grants the lessee the right to use the asset for a specific duration and purpose.
This concept is now being adopted as a creative financing solution—especially in cases where clients need an asset to secure a loan or credit facility.
For borrowers who do not have collateral:
- We consult and assess their business needs.
- We match them with vetted asset leasing companies.
- We facilitate a Right-of-Use Asset Agreement, enabling the borrower to use the leased asset for financing purposes.
- Annual Commission Rate: 5% per annum, paid by the borrower
- We ensure all documentation complies with lending and leasing regulations.
We provide a legally binding agreement that outlines:
- Lease Term: 5 years
- Lease Fee: 3% per annum on the asset value
- Asset Condition: Asset must remain unmovable during the lease period
- Lien Clause: The asset will have a registered lien in favor of the lender
- Assignment Rights: The right-of-use can be assigned to lenders for loan security
- Purpose: Borrower may use the asset as collateral for business loans
- Termination: Conditions under which the lease may be terminated
This agreement will be signed between:
- The Lessee (borrower)
- The Lessor (asset provider)
- The Lender (if applicable)
Downloadable Document: Right-of-Use Asset Agreement
Below is the draft Right-of-Use Asset Agreement in Word format. You can customize and finalize this with your legal advisor