Neu Capital acted as debt advisor for QuickFee (ASX: QFE) on their A$118m + A$5m refinance and growth facility.

The new dual-currency facility, provided by global credit asset manager Viola Credit, replaces QuickFee’s existing Northleaf Capital Partners and Wingate Corporate Investments facilities. A secondary A$5m term loan was also arranged with Fancourt Capital Group to provide additional liquidity to support loan book growth.

QuickFee is an ASX-listed financial technology company dedicated to helping professional service firms accelerate their accounts receivable and get paid faster. Operating across Australia and the United States, QuickFee serves the accounting and legal professions, offering clients flexible online payment options (including payment plans over 3–12 months) while ensuring firms receive payment upfront and in full.

The new facility enables QuickFee to fund its Australian and US fee funding loan books under a single, simplified structure. Key outcomes of the refinance include a higher advance rate on loan receivables, a lower margin than QuickFee’s existing blended cost of capital, and consolidated reporting requirements previously split across two separate funders. The transaction followed a competitive market process, with multiple term sheets received from credit funds engaged by Neu Capital.

A link to the ASX announcement can be found here.

For more information contact our Managing Director Cyrus Church for further discussion.