Product launch follows $50 million warehouse facility expansion to boost short-term lending
Private lender Aquamore has launched Aquamore Gold, a new commercial lending product designed to offer fast, flexible finance options to Australian businesses.
The product provides funding of up to $7 million with no application or risk fees, and a promotional interest rate of 7.99% for the month of July.
“Aquamore Gold reflects our ongoing commitment to deliver highly competitive private lending solutions to meet sustained demand for alternative finance,” said Matthew Porch (pictured), head of distribution at Aquamore. “The product is designed to provide our broker partners and their business clients with exceptional value, speed, and simplicity during a critical business period.”
The launch comes as demand continues to grow for non-bank lending products, particularly from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) seeking tailored finance outside traditional banks. Aquamore, which offers commercial finance, investment funds, bridging loans, and SMSF loans, positions itself as a flexible alternative lender with a focus on structured options for business borrowers.
The introduction of Aquamore Gold follows the lender’s recent $50 million expansion of its warehouse facility, a move that significantly increases its capacity to fund short-term commercial loans. According to the company, the restructure will support continued product development and enable faster response times for larger-ticket transactions.
“The recently enhanced warehouse facility ensures that Aquamore is well-positioned to support growing demand for short-term commercial finance nationally,” Porch said.
“Brokers are uniquely positioned to capitalise on a sector marked by speed, flexibility, and growing borrower demand. With mainstream banks maintaining conservative lending postures, private lenders are stepping in to fill critical funding gaps, particularly for time-sensitive, asset-backed, or non-conforming scenarios.”
Porch encouraged brokers to strengthen their knowledge of structured lending and maintain broad lender panels to maximise success in a high-growth lending environment.
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