Astor Asset Management LLC Market St, San Francisco

If you need a stock loan, go to Astor Asset Management. I don’t anything about stock lenders, but these people were great. I needed a large stock loan (more than $25M), I’m a real estate investor in Malaysia. Needing access to cash is sometimes a necessary part of my work. It was fine. It went well. A broker told me this could work for my needs at the time, and she was right. It isn’t a perfect solution – I thought the communication at the start was slow --- but then I don’t know because I have never taken out these types of loans. It worked out well though. I think my loan was completed in under a two months. I would never write a review that concerns my personal finances, but it’s a good choice and I bet most people don’t know this is an alternative way to get funding.

Astor Asset Management gets my highest recommendation. They provided me with a stock loan. I battled back and forth whether I should do a stock loan and Im so appy I did. It isn’t every day you borrow millions, but listen they make it fairly easy. The process starts a bit slow, lots of enhanced due diligence that I didn’t expect, I wasn’t too concerned about that, it was to be expected. But I had my loan in 21 days. I feel confident I made the right choice. I didn’t do a ton of research on stock lending beforehand, probably not smart, but I lucked out. They are the one of the best. I’m happy with my choice. If you are thinking about a stock loan, not all the lenders are created equally. Do due diligence. Astor Asset Management is the real deal.

I received a stock loan from Astor last month. I needed more liquidity to buy equipment for my businesses. Im not talking a few hundred thousand. And I’d say the best reason to do this is IF you need more than 20 mill which I did. Listen, it’s not my first choice, no loan is. It’s not the most fun process either, to borrow against your assets. But it’s not the worst. It was a more comfortable option for me, risk-wise. They were professional, no gaps in the contract vs. what they delivered. All on the up and up. It seemed slow in some ways, but I guess it wasn’t too bad. My loan was delivered in under 17 days from settlement. I am growing my business after the pandemic almost demolished me. Why would I complain? I got my money, no government red tape, no bank. That’s a good day. I’d say look into it. What do you have to lose?