Asset finance for business finance operators across Sydney — submit one enquiry, we refer it to the right credit specialist.
Business Finance on the Capital Hill Finance network covers working capital, trade finance, fitouts, expansions and refinance for established businesses. Whether you're replacing existing fleet, expanding for a new contract, or buying your first asset, the enquiry path is the same: tell us what you need, we refer to a credit specialist with the right lender panel.
New South Wales is the largest freight market in the country, with concentrated demand around Western Sydney intermodal terminals, the Hunter and the Central Coast. Operators here typically need fast pre-approval to win short-window deals.
Loan terms typically run 12 to 60 months. The enquiry is obligation-free and takes 5 minutes. Capital Hill Finance writes commercial asset finance only. If your enquiry is for personal use, we do not write it — we refer you to a partner who does, with your consent.
5-minute enquiry — we'll refer your details to a licensed credit specialist for review.
Most business finance enquiries get a first response within one business day. Full approval depends on the supporting documents, the asset, and the lender — typically 2-5 business days for clean prime deals, longer for low-doc or specialised structures.
For an ABN holder: your ABN, recent BAS statements, recent bank statements, and details of the asset being financed. We do not take consumer finance applications. A consumer enquiry is referred to a partner, who will tell you what they need. The credit specialist confirms exactly what is required based on the deal structure.
Capital Hill Finance Pty Ltd is a registered Australian business and is an authorised credit representative (Corporate Credit Representative 569305) of Fintelligence Pty Ltd, Australian Credit Licence 511803 and arranges commercial asset and equipment finance for business borrowers. We are not a credit provider ourselves — we arrange finance from a panel of accredited Australian lenders. Any credit contract is between you and the lender.