Australia’s business lending markets and borrowing intentions analysed
(11 May 2004 – Australia) How large is the regional South Australian business lending market compared with the Adelaide metropolitan market? How much larger are these markets expected to grow in 2005?
What were funding applications made for in New South Wales in 2002? How much of it went towards Plant and Equipment, Working Capital and Liquidity, and Property?
How much has business been borrowing in regional and metropolitan Victoria over the past four years?
To provide answers to these questions and dollar value analysis of Australia’s business lending markets, East & Partners has put together its first ever Australian Business Lending Markets report.
The report covers results starting in 2002 with a forecast through to 2005.
The report provides quantitative analysis of market segments divided by state; metro versus non-metro markets; and big four, regional and third tier lenders.
The report analyses borrowing intentions by business, application of borrowed funds and banks of choice for new borrowings.
The study is based on detailed application of East’s demand side segmentation data to RBA/APRA data and is reconcilable to individual client bank lending books.
These are also available in the report alongside customer size segmentations based on annual turnover.
The report covers SME business lending down to A1$ million turnover, commercial and corporate enterprises.
For a profile of the report and costings, please direct inquiries to Richard Connell at richard.c@eastandpartners.com.
How much has business been borrowing in regional and metropolitan Victoria over the past four years?
To provide answers to these questions and dollar value analysis of Australia’s business lending markets, East & Partners has put together its first ever Australian Business Lending Markets report.
The report covers results starting in 2002 with a forecast through to 2005.
The report provides quantitative analysis of market segments divided by state; metro versus non-metro markets; and big four, regional and third tier lenders.
The report analyses borrowing intentions by business, application of borrowed funds and banks of choice for new borrowings.
The study is based on detailed application of East’s demand side segmentation data to RBA/APRA data and is reconcilable to individual client bank lending books.
These are also available in the report alongside customer size segmentations based on annual turnover.
The report covers SME business lending down to A1$ million turnover, commercial and corporate enterprises.
For a profile of the report and costings, please direct inquiries to Richard Connell at richard.c@eastandpartners.com.
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