Honour Capital Adds 181 New Clients in H1/23



Honour Capital added 181 new clients in the first half of 2023.

“The state of equipment financing in the first half of 2023 has been challenging,” Brian Slipka, co-founder and partner at Honour Capital, said. “Many companies have postponed or canceled capital equipment projects due to recession concerns and a lack of available credit. Banks have tightened their credit policies and turned their focus to growing deposits. Further, as banks reach exposure limits in key industries, many good companies are left without options for capital.”

“Despite these challenges, we proudly welcomed 181 clients to the Honour Capital family in the first half of 2023,” Shea Huston, co-founder and partner at Honour Capital, said. “Our secret sauce is a purpose-driven culture rooted in servant leadership. Prioritizing the success of others is uncommon in today’s business world.”


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