Oxbury

A more flexible approach to farm finances with Oxbury Bank and Openfield.

Openfield  is pleased to be working in partnership with Oxbury Bank. Oxbury Bank is a new agricultural bank offering financial services specifically designed for British farmers. The bank’s core product is Oxbury Farm Credit, which provides farmers with a flexible, convenient and financially competitive alternative to a bank overdraft or trade finance.

 

Oxbury Brochure    Video demonstrating Oxbury Farm Credit

More details are also available using this link to Oxbury Bank’s Openfield Microsite.

Oxbury Bank

Why is Openfield working with Oxbury?

As Britain’s only national grain marketing and arable inputs co-operative, Openfield understands our members need access to flexible working capital solutions which may include Oxbury Farm Credit.  In addition to accessing our own Crop Fund, this product offers our members another option to enable them to buy farm inputs and finance their payments at the optimum time that suits them.

Benefits of using Oxbury at a glance

  • Alternative to overdraft and supplier/trade credit
  • Oxbury’s flexibility allows farmers to buy inputs when they choose and pay for them to suit their own cashflow requirements
  • Quicker credit decisions than traditional banks enabling farmers to act swiftly when opportunities arise
  • Relationship based banking – speak to people who understand your business and the industry
  • Competitive pricing, Oxbury provides additional working capital at a competitive interest rate
  • Flexible security requirements. Oxbury’s credit approval team understands the underlying financial strength of agricultural land and buildings
  • Streamline payments and enhance record keeping. Oxbury’s digital tools improve the administration of invoices and payments in the farm office.

Want to know more?

Talk to your Openfield Farm Business Manager to find out how Oxbury Bank could support your by using Oxbury Farm Credit to facilitate your Openfield input purchases.

Or you can contact Oxbury direct by using this link.