History

Global Private Funding, Inc.'s roots range back to the late 1980's. Several successful young entrepreneurs united to pool their financial resources to privately invest in start-up companies. In time, services such as revenue financing, purchase order financing, and factoring were added to the venture capitol offering. All of these services were provided to companies that were hand selected for the sole purpose of supporting their growth and success.

As these principals steadily and predictably grew in their success, they expanded their service offerings to include a warehouse line -- a large sum of funds invested with small private banks for the purpose of funding loans.

Historically, all services were provided through the use of industry partners so to comply with all regulatory agency requirements. This model further created a synergy between the Global Private Funding principals and banks such as Home Savings and Loans, Security Pacific Bank, Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC), Washington Mutual and CIT.

During the down-turns in the economy, Global Private Funding stepped in to provide management expertise and carry its equity-based investments through to a sale, merger or a strategic acquisition, recovering their investment and a healthy return. With this unique equity-based lending model, Global Private Funding gained a reputation in the industry as a bail-out company.