Author: Craig Upton
Creating strategic partnerships and supporting data with extensive research in the latest trends Craig is well versed with most products within the financial sector. Craig has worked within the online marketing arena for many years, having worked with British brands such as FT.com, Global Banking Finance and UK Property Finance, specialising in bridging loans and specialist mortgage finance.

In the high-stakes world of construction, securing funding for a £1 million project can make or break your business. The right finance package isn’t just about covering costs, it’s about fuelling growth, managing risk, and ensuring your project runs smoothly from groundbreaking to handover. But with a crowded lending market, complex terms, and high interest […]
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In today’s fast-paced business world, maintaining a healthy cash flow is essential for survival and growth. Many UK businesses, however, overlook a powerful resource they already possess: their existing assets. At Rosewood Finance, we specialise in asset financing, a clever solution that allows you to unlock capital from machinery, equipment, or property without selling it. […]
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In the fast-paced world of retail and hospitality, cash flow can be as unpredictable as the British weather. One day, your café is bustling with customers; the next, it’s eerily quiet. For many UK businesses, this rollercoaster of sales can make managing finances a daunting task. How would you smooth out these bumps and ensure […]
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Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across the UK face significant challenges due to late payments. They tie up cash that your business has already earned, leaving you scrambling to pay suppliers, meet payroll, or seize new opportunities. At Rosewood Finance, we firmly believe that you shouldn’t have to wait or pursue payment for the money […]
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Imagine a scenario where your business is operating smoothly, your bills have been settled, and you have a devoted customer base. You’ve built it all without borrowing a penny, and that feels like a win. But consider this: Are you squandering money by neglecting finance? At Rosewood Finance, we’ve helped countless businesses unlock their potential […]
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Merchant cash advances (MCAs) have long been a lifeline for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs, as they are known in the UK) facing cash flow challenges. Traditionally, these advances provided a quick infusion of funds by purchasing a percentage of future credit and debit card sales. However, as fintech innovations continue to reshape the financial […]
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Construction projects are inherently complex and subject to a range of financial risks. From unexpected cost overruns to delays that can impact cash flow, managing these risks is essential to ensuring a project’s success. In this blog post, we explore the common financial challenges in construction and outline effective strategies to manage them, while also […]
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Running a successful restaurant requires more than just good food; it also relies on the right equipment to keep your kitchen running smoothly. From ovens and refrigerators to specialised cooking appliances, high-quality equipment plays a critical role in delivering a top-notch dining experience. However, deciding whether to lease or buy your equipment can be challenging. […]
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Merchant Cash Advances (MCAs) have become a vital financing option for various industries, especially those with consistent credit and debit card sales. By providing quick access to capital and flexible repayment terms, MCAs help businesses manage cash flow, invest in growth opportunities, and navigate seasonal fluctuations. Here are six industries that significantly benefit from merchant […]
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Many small businesses leverage financing to manage cash flow, acquire essential equipment, or fuel growth. While avoiding debt may seem prudent, it can sometimes hinder your business’s potential. Here are five indicators that your business might benefit from financing: Cash reserves are dwindling – Generally speaking, you should keep at least 90 days’ worth of […]
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