WE TRANSFORM BUSINESS NEEDS INTO SOLUTIONS THAT GROW WITH YOUR BUSINESS.
TIMELY CASH ACCESS + GREATER FINANCIAL FLEXIBILITY = THE BANCORP SBLOC
It all adds up. The Bancorp Securities-Backed Line of Credit (SBLOC) helps your clients meet their cash needs while keeping their portfolio and your investment strategies intact. See why our SBLOC is a smart source for liquidity.
Access Cash, Preserve Assets
SBLOC
A Securities-Backed Line of Credit (SBLOC) offers fast access to funding based on the value of a client's portfolio assets.1-3
IBLOC
The Insurance-Backed Line of Credit (IBLOC) can provide up to 95% of the cash value of a client’s whole life, universal life, or indexed universal life insurance policy.4-7
Advisor Financing
Conventional loans for financial professionals seeking to merge with or acquire a practice, restructure debt and more.
Transition Services
With our SBLOC, financial professionals can transition to independence and retain valued clients.2
The Bancorp Advantage
- The Bancorp Bank, N.A. (Bank) does not charge an application fee. State, local and/or third-party fees may apply in some states.
- Securities-based borrowing has special risks and may not be suitable for everyone. Consult a financial advisor about any associated risks. Consult a tax advisor for tax-related matters and an attorney for legal matters. The Bank does not provide financial, tax or legal advice.
- An SBLOC cannot be used for the purchase of additional securities or to pay off a margin loan that was used to purchase securities.
- Policy must be issued by an approved insurance carrier. Contact your Regional Business Development Officer for our current list of approved carriers.
- Funding is subject to credit approval and underwriting.
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There may be an adverse tax consequence to clients pledging the policy as collateral for a loan. It is strongly recommended that clients consult with a tax advisor before pledging the policy.
- Collateral Lending Value is an amount equal to the sum of the then cash surrender value of the policy to which the pledgor is entitled, multiplied by such percentage as the Bank may determine in its discretion, not to exceed ninety-five percent (95%).