CIT Equpment Finance

CIT Equipment Finance is a division of CIT Group Inc., a financial holding company that provides a range of financial products and services to small and middle-market businesses. The focus of CIT Equipment Finance is on providing funding and financial solutions to businesses for the acquisition of essential equipment. This may include machinery, vehicles, technology, and other types of equipment necessary for operations across various industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, construction, transportation, and more.

Key Offerings and Services:

Equipment Leasing: CIT offers leasing options that allow businesses to use equipment for a specified period in exchange for regular payments. At the end of the lease term, businesses may have the option to purchase the equipment at a residual value.

Equipment Loans: For businesses preferring to own their equipment outright, CIT provides equipment loans with structured financing terms.

Vendor Financing Programs: CIT partners with equipment manufacturers and dealers to provide financing solutions directly to customers. This helps vendors increase sales by offering customer-friendly financing options.

Asset-Based Lending: CIT offers loan facilities secured by the value of a company's equipment, aiding businesses with liquidity needs while utilizing their assets as collateral.

Flexible Financing Structures: Custom financing solutions designed to meet the unique needs of different industries and business models.

Industries Served:

Healthcare: Financing for medical equipment such as diagnostic imaging systems, surgical instruments, and healthcare IT systems.

Construction: Funding for heavy machinery, construction vehicles, and other site-specific equipment.

Technology: Leasing and financing for IT hardware, software, and other technological infrastructure.

Manufacturing: Equipment finance solutions for production machinery, robotics, and industrial tools.

Transportation: Financing for fleet expansion, including trucks, trailers, and other logistics-related vehicles.

Benefits of Working with CIT Equipment Finance:

Expertise: Deep industry expertise and personalized service tailored to the specific needs of individual sectors.

Flexibility: A wide range of financing options to accommodate various financing needs and business models.

Speed and Efficiency: Streamlined approval processes designed to get businesses the equipment they need quickly.

Customer Support: Dedicated relationship managers and customer service teams provide ongoing support.

Company Background:

CIT Group Inc. has a long history dating back to 1908, making it one of the more established players in the financial services industry. Over the years, the company has evolved to include various specialty divisions, including equipment finance, commercial banking, and retail banking.

It's always advisable for businesses to consult directly with CIT Equipment Finance or visit their official website for the most accurate and current information regarding their products and services.

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