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Investors Central Ltd – CEO Interview
- Published July 07, 2014 5:23PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Investors Central was established to raise capital to fund the expansion of our automotive lending business, Finance One. Since 2010, Finance One has specialised in lending to an industry sector which has up to 4 million Australian’s looking for credit.
Finance One writes loans from $5,000 to $50,000 with the loan book currently at $20.9M. The business has enjoyed steady growth and continues to grow through relationships with an expanding network of finance brokers.
Over the past four years Investors Central has delivered consistent steady growth in both revenue and profit. This has allowed us to continually attract new investors as we grow and pay them fixed interest returns from 11% to 16% through redeemable preference share issues.
To hear the latest on Investors Central straight from the source, please listen to Jamie McGeachie, Chairman / Managing Director.
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