Business loans offered by Westpac

For nearly 2 centuries, Westpac has been providing financial and banking products and services to Australians. It was the first local bank to open in the country.

It was established as the Bank of New South Wales in 1817. In became Westpac Banking Corporation in 1982 when it merged with the Commercial Bank of Australia. It became a public company in 2002. In 2008, it merged with St. George Bank.

Wide network of branches

Today, Westpac has a wide network of branches in Australia and the rest of the Pacific region. It employs some 36,000 people. Its global assets are worth AU$677.5 billion. It has market capitalisation of AU$95.5 billion. It is among the top 5 listed companies by market capitalisation on the ASX.

The Corporation serves some 12 million customers under its three major divisions. Australian Financial Services (AFS) provides retail and business banking solutions. Westpac Retail and Business Banking works with small and medium enterprises and commercial and agricultural business clients. BT Financial Group Australia is a provider of wealth and insurance solutions.

At Westpac, we understand that you require finance for a variety of business purposes. We are glad to be able to cater to all of your finance needs.

We provide solutions for cash management, equipment upgrade, premises expansion and the implementation of growth plans.

Flexible repayment structures

We offer a range of business loan options which are designed with the requirements of clients in mind. We have competitive interest rates and affordable fees. You can choose whether to fix the interest rate for a set period of time. We offer a selection of flexible repayment structures.

Our vehicle and equipment finance products enable businesses to hire, lease or purchase new motor vehicle and equipment and to use the asset as security. This allows for maximum flexibility and convenience.

For vehicle finance, we offer immediate conditional approval. This will enable you to take a better position for negotiation with the seller, be it a dealer or another entity.