National Finance Credit Corporation
Of Texas
National Finance Credit Corporation of Texas was founded in 1930 by a group of Texas ranchers in conjunction with the formation of its parent company, Texas Livestock Marketing Association. These ranchers recognized the need for a specialized lender who understood the livestock producer’s need for commitment, stability and competitiveness from their credit source.
Commitment
Commitment to the industry begins with our organizational structure. National Finance Credit Corporation is organized for the sole purpose of providing credit to livestock producers. This organizational commitment is implemented by our board of directors, management and staff who are traditionally experienced in livestock production and finance. This livestock orientation allows for a better understanding of our customer’s operation, the industry as a whole, and the challenges being faced. Since we make all loan decisions in-house, we provide the quick turn around and personalized service necessary to meet your credit needs. Also, our affiliation with Texas Livestock Marketing Association insures information and expertise within the livestock marketing sector.
Stability
National Finance Credit Corporation’s stability is reflected by over ninety years of experience in providing specialized lending to the livestock industry. Our customers rely on National Finance Credit Corporation as a dependable source of credit for all of their credit needs. As a company, we focus on middle to large market loans ranging in size up to thirty million dollars. Our capital strength allows us to serve the growth in our customers’ needs. Currently we have in excess of three hundred million dollars in loan commitments outstanding to borrowers in several states.
Competitiveness
At National Finance Credit Corporation, we strive to provide financing at the most competitive interest rates possible. As a specialized financing company, we can provide flexible loan structures to meet the needs for your operation. We customize financing for cow/calf, yearling grazing, feedlot, sheep and goat operations and ranch lands throughout the Southwest.
The next time you consider a lender for your livestock operation, think about your needs for commitment, stability and competitiveness from that lender.
Serving The Livestock Producer Since 1930
Commitment
Stability
Competitiveness