Banking Partnerships At CFP Capital
Expand Your Lending Capabilities
Partner with a direct lender to help your institution fund more deals, serve more clients, and reduce portfolio risk.
Why Banks Choose
CFP Capital
We collaborate with commercial banks to provide alternative lending solutions for clients who need flexibility beyond traditional credit structures.
Our programs complement existing banking relationships, enabling you to retain deposits and strengthen customer loyalty while we fund the equipment needs that fall outside conventional lending guidelines.
120+
Clients
Served
30 Day
Typical
Turnaround Time
$10-$100M
Typical
Transaction Size
Client Relationships
Maintained
8+ Industries
Actively
Financed
How It Works
1.
Align: Share objectives and pipeline; choose white-label or co-branded approach.
2.
Underwrite & Fund: Structured term sheet, progress funding, and coordinated vendor management.
3.
Grow: Add sites/assets via master schedule; expand as needs scale.
FAQ
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How do you protect client relationships/brand during the process?
CFP Capital operates as your silent funding partner, ensuring you stay front and center with the client while we handle execution.
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What information do you need from me to issue a term sheet quickly?
We just need a brief deal summary, financials, and vendor quotes to issue a preliminary term sheet. Get a Term Sheet
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How are referral fees/attribution handled, and when are they paid?
Referral fees are customized per agreement and paid at funding with full transparency on deal tracking.
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What types of deals or assets are the best fit for CFP Capital?
We excel in $10-$100M equipment financing across major industries.
Deal Profiles
Mid-Market Expansion
$15–$40M for production lines and robotics. Progress payments, multi-vendor coordination, flexible covenants to protect cash flow.
Mission-Critical IT Refresh
$10–$25M across servers, storage, and network gear. Structured to match rollout milestones; EaaS option available.
Utility & Power Upgrade
$30–$80M across turbines and substations. Milestone draws; acceptance-based amortization; tailored risk sharing.