NOIZE provides administrative support and business strategy. Where work is outside our skillset, or the law requires it, we make sure an appropriately qualified professional is involved.
What we may be able to assist with
Depending on what is agreed with you, NOIZE may be able to assist with preparation and business strategy for funding, such as working out the use of funds, preparing forecasts and a funding pack, organising financial records and talking through the options. Assistance may range from an introduction to our dedicated broker, to talking it through, to preparing a full funding pack. Any assistance is administrative and secretarial in nature.
Where a qualified professional may be required
Credit assistance, loan recommendations and any regulated financial advice would need to be provided by our dedicated broker or another appropriately qualified, licensed professional, under their own licence and their own terms. Any offer of securities to investors is handled by an appropriately qualified, licensed professional.
How work may be handled
There is no fixed process. How any piece of work may be handled, and who may carry it out, is discussed with you at the strategy or proposal stage and is subject to written agreement before work starts.
No outcome is promised
NOIZE is not a lender and does not arrange loans itself. NOIZE does not guarantee approval, the amount offered, interest rates, fees, terms or timing. All lending decisions are made by the lender.
Responsibility for advice
NOIZE takes on no liability for regulated advice. Where an appropriately qualified professional provides any advice or regulated work, that professional is responsible for it under their own engagement and terms. NOIZE does not hold an Australian credit licence or an Australian financial services licence.
Your decisions remain yours
You remain responsible for your business decisions and for checking that information you give us is complete and accurate. Read any document carefully, and get independent advice, before you sign or rely on it.
This is general information only. It is not legal, tax or financial advice, and it does not take your circumstances into account. Speak to a qualified adviser before acting.