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             Praetura Debt Companies •













                                                      PAF was established by Praetura and a team previously from Close Asset Finance. It provides
            Praetura Asset                            funding to UK SMEs secured on the asset value of plant and machinery.

            Finance                                   PAF has grown from inception to a £100m lending book in four years.

                                                      The average lend made by PAF is for £60k at a yield of c. 11.5% per annum.




                                                      PCF was established by Praetura and a management team from Centric (sold to Shawbrook). It
                                                      provides funding to UK SMEs secured on, predominantly, the value of trade debtor invoices and
            Praetura Commercial                       stock.

            Finance                                   PCF has grown from inception to £30m lending book in the first 18 months of trading, in line with
                                                      budget set prior to inception.

                                                      The average lend made by PCF is c.£2m with a yield of c. 11% per annum.


                                                      PDC represents the first ‘new start’ business within the Praetura Debt division. It will be run
                                                      initially by Peadar O’Reilly and Danny Summers but will recruit a management team in
                                                      2019, capable of growing the business significantly.
            Praetura Debt Co                          PDC will provide secured lending and mezzanine (with an avenue to security) to SMEs both within

                                                      the investment portfolio of Praetura and external to the Group.

                                                      It is anticipated that lends will be for £500k to £5m at yields in excess of 8% per annum.
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