Land Agency Services
AMC Agents &
Secured Lending Advice

Mark Webb, Pippa Wildern and Felicity Wright are your local Agricultural Mortgage Corporation (AMC) Agents and have a good working relationship with our local Regional Agricultural Manager. As agents, we put together funding applications to help our clients find tailored and competitive agricultural loans. 

Who are AMC?

AMC are the leading supplier of long-term (up to 30 years) finance and mortgages for the agricultural sector and have more than 90 years’ experience lending to farmers and rural businesses.  They understand the challenges and opportunities impacting you and the whole agricultural sector.

The Benefits of AMC Finance

When we help you access AMC finance, you will receive a swift response on your funding proposal.  You will also benefit from:

• Competitive mortgage rates, either interest only, repayment or a blend of both;
• Fixed or variable interest rates;
• Rates can be set for the life of the agreement, unlike many other secured loans;
• No early repayment charges for variable rate loans;
• Finance secured against land and property to increase the capital you can raise;
• Loans can be transferred to the next generation;
• AMC’s knowledgeable support teams who understand the sector’s unique needs;
• Funding can be approved in principle before you make a sealed bid or go to auction.

Please note that the above are subject to AMC credit criteria and your obligations to AMC continuing to be met. To meet customer requirements, lending criteria will vary. Lending is subject to status.

Who Can Access AMC Funding?

Whether you are a sole trader, partnership, limited company or trust, carrying out an agricultural, horticultural, equine or other rural land-based business, you can access AMC’s funding. All lending must be for business purposes and will be provided on a secured loan basis.  It can be used to support various opportunities, including:

• Land purchase;
• Refinancing of existing borrowings;
• New equipment or machinery;
• New farm buildings or improving current buildings;
• Diversification plans;
• New stock;
• Buying a farm tenancy;
• Working capital support;
• Paying out a business/family partners.