Finance & Banking, Corporate Finance, Financial Consultant

About Bci Capital, Inc

Bci Capital (BciC) is a fully-owned subsidiary of City National Bank that provides financing packages across a wide variety of industries, with subject area expertise to support transactions in franchise finance, public finance, and equipment finance. With its own origination, operations, and portfolio administration staff, BciC is structured parallel to CNB and can support clients throughout the entire financing lifecycle. BciC was created to supplement CNB's existing lending business and to build a portfolio with diversification across a range of asset classes, geographies, and verticals.

The department originates loans and equipment lease transactions nationwide, targeting commercial and corporate clients and prospects. Whether clients are seeking to acquire new capital assets, enter or expand a franchise business, refinance existing capital assets, monetize fixed assets through sale-leaseback arrangements, or minimize residual value risk with a strategic equipment lease, BciC can help. BciC offers a wide range of financing options to suit clients' unique needs, including Early Buyout Option (EBO) leases, Fair Market Value (FMV) leases, TRAC and Split TRAC Leases, $1 Buyout Leases, and a full complement of loan options, featuring low, fixed rates and competitive terms.

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