


Recent Insights.

15 November 2022
Ledge Finance & Stirlings Performance Steels

24 October 2022
SSH Group partnering with Ledge to kick acquisition goals
At Ledge, we are extremely passionate about seeing our clients achieve their ultimate business goals and continue to succeed. SSH Group is no exception to this, with the Australian-listed Company partnering with Ledge for funding options, which has seen them kick some huge business acquisition goals. We cannot wait to see what’s in store for the business in the future. We sat down with Nathan Drudi, Brand & Communications Specialist at SSH Group to ask them more about their business and where to next. Tell us about SSH Group? SSH Group Ltd is a leading integrated hire business specialising in...

23 September 2022
A relationship-focused approach sits at the heart of everything we do
For over 40 years, Ledge Finance has specialised in tailoring finance solutions for small to medium enterprises (SMEs) and commercial clients across Western Australia. Ledge strongly emphasises finance and commercial risk management, which is a significant advantage in an uncertain world of fluctuating interest rates and financial markets. Supporting Norwest Crane Hire Earlier this year, Norwest Crane Hire approached Ledge for a debt solution to fund their expanding fleet. We successfully navigated this process with the Norwest management team to build the business’s credit profile. This strategy assisted in securing a spread of equipment finance providers in the broader market,...

23 September 2022
Employment Opportunity – Operations Assistant
Operations Assistant – Ledge Finance We are looking for an enthusiastic and self-motivated Administration Assistant to join our Operations team. Working out of our head office in Subiaco and reporting to the Operations Manager, you will work closely with various internal and external stakeholders and be responsible for coordinating settlements and preparing finance documentation. What We Offer A family-friendly environment and strong team culture Learning and development opportunities Exposure to clients across diverse industries Ledge values a diverse workforce with different life experiences, ages, and backgrounds. Furthermore, we welcome all applications from people seeking a career change including the banking/finance...

20 September 2022
Indigenous Procurement Policies: IPP & APP
Funding opportunities to help stimulate indigenous entrepreneurship, business, and economic development

20 September 2022
Ledge & The Push-up Challenge 2022
Thank you for supporting Ledge Finance in The Push-Up Challenge 2022. The team from Ledge Finance are proud to have participated in The Push-Up Challenge in June 2022 to raise funds for Lifeline WA’s mental health and crisis support services and to promote mental health and suicide awareness. The Push-Up Challenge is Australia’s largest mental health and fitness initiative. Annually, over 300,000 Australians from all walks of life joining the push for better. In our first year participating in The Push-Up Challenge, the Ledge team collectively completed 16,673 push-ups and raised $6,394 for Lifeline WA. We are incredibly grateful to...

20 September 2022
New partnership with Wembley Football Club
Ledge Finance are pleased to announce a new three-year partnership with Wembley Football Club. Wembley FC are one of the oldest clubs in the amateur football competition, entering the Western Australian Football Association (now the Perth Football League) in 1927. The club has won 51 premierships across multiple divisions, and has over 200 playing members of all abilities, experience and backgrounds competing in six teams. The Wembley Football Club is excited to have Ledge Finance come on board as a major partner for the next three years. Partnership’s of this nature allow community clubs, like Wembley, to invest in equipment,...

30 August 2022
Hitting financial targets in 2020: Navigating the changing lending market
*insert team image or use a 2020 graph image* “success” searched in Canva. It’s no secret that for many businesses, 2019 kicked off to a shaky start. The year began with uncertainty surrounding the federal election, with investors and business owners alike holding onto their cash and putting off making major spending decisions. A tentative market was then compounded by the Royal Commission resulting in financial institutions tightening their credit policies. The Western Australian lending market holstered its pistols, forcing top financial institutions to swap to an ‘ask first’ shoot later mentality. Hesitant to take risks on transactions now deemed...

11 May 2022