You can never cross the ocean until you have the courage to lose sight of the shore - Christopher Columbus
Contact us by email or message us on Whatsapp (520) 314-6250. You should complete the application forms and provide all supporting documents before applying.
Bank Stock Loan Application (PDF)
Bank Stock Loan Application - Individual (PDF)
Personal Cash Flow Statement (PDF)
Personal Financial Statement (PDF)
If you can not access any of the documents above, please contact us for assistance
The Borrower can be an Individual or a Bank Holding Company
Purchasing or funding the purchase of shares in a bank holding company or bank stock from a US financial institution.
When a person wants to buy stock in a bank holding company, Quick Stock Loans often lend up to 75% of the discounted book value of the stock or securities being pledged as collateral. The maximum amount of debt that can be owed to a bank holding company is often governed by regulations. Every loan is examined separately, case by case.
Our evaluation of the risk, asset quality, collateral, and borrower's ability to repay debts determines the interest rate. Options with variable and fixed rates are both possible. Origination costs could be incurred.
The application is sent directly to Quick Stock Loans.
We respond to a loan request when we receive the following information:
Proper and sufficient collateral are necessary. As a general rule, a borrower must secure the debt by pledging the stock of the company being acquired or financed. In the case of a holding company, pledging both the holding company shares and the business stock is required. Most cases require a minimum of 51% of outstanding stock, but this can vary depending on the circumstances.
Quick Stock Loans may require that the debt be cross-collateralized with any other connected debt to which Quick Stock Loans, the borrower, or any related business is a party. Additional collateral may be required based on the borrower's strength. Personal guarantees may be requested.
Repayment period may be up to 15 years. Principal and interest payments are generally required no less than annually.