Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a financial brokerage firm like AntIA?
A financial brokerage firm acts as an intermediary between clients and funding sources. At AntIA, we connect businesses and individuals with the right loans, investment funds, or insurance products, tailored to their needs.
2. Why should I work with AntIA instead of applying directly to a bank?
Banks offer standard products. We offer strategic solutions.
We analyze your specific financial situation, compare multiple funding options, negotiate better terms, and guide you through the entire process — saving you time, effort, and often money.
3. What types of financing do you help with?
We assist with:
Business loans (startup, expansion, working capital)
Investment funding (local & international funds)
Insurance and risk mitigation products
Access to EU and international capital (EEA, UAE, UK, Turkey)
4. Who can apply for your services?
Our services are open to:
SMEs and startups
Entrepreneurs and private investors
NGOs and local authorities
Professionals needing structured financing solutions
5. Do you charge a fee?
Yes, we operate on a transparent and success-based fee model. You only pay after we deliver results or secure the funding you need. All terms are agreed in advance, with no hidden costs.
6. How do you negotiate with financial institutions on my behalf?
We act as your representative, presenting your financial profile and project to lenders or investors in a structured and strategic manner. We negotiate terms (interest rate, duration, collateral, disbursement schedules) to ensure you get the best possible deal.

13. What types of financial institutions does AntIA work with?
We collaborate with a wide range of certified financial institutions, including:
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Commercial banks
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Investment funds
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Development banks
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Leasing companies
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Insurance providers (Romanian and international)
14. Are your financial partners officially authorized and regulated?
Yes. All institutions we work with are fully licensed and regulated in their respective jurisdictions, ensuring legal compliance and maximum financial security for our clients.
15. Can you help me choose the right bank for my needs?
Absolutely. We conduct a detailed analysis of your project or financial goals and match you with the institution offering the most suitable terms, speed, and flexibility — not just the most known name.
16. Do you have partnerships with international banks or investors?
Yes. We maintain active relationships with financial institutions in the EEA, UK, Turkey, and the UAE, including both private and institutional investors. This allows us to offer funding options beyond Romanian borders.
7. How long does it take to get funding?
It depends on the type of funding and your financial readiness.
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Business loans: 2–6 weeks
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Investment funding: 1–3 months
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Insurance: within 3–5 business days
We move fast, but also thoroughly — ensuring your project is fully prepared for approval.
8. Can you help with international funding?
Yes. AntIA has strong connections with financial institutions in the European Economic Area, UAE, Turkey, and the UK. We also help adapt your documentation and business case for international investors.
9. Do you only operate in Romania?
While our headquarters are in Romania, we work with clients across Europe and the Middle East. If your project has international potential, we can support you across borders.
10. What makes AntIA different?
We are more than brokers. We are strategic partners.
You benefit from:
A wide network of lenders and investors
Tailored, multi-source financial strategies
Expert guidance from initial planning to final funding
11. How do I get started?
Simple. Fill in our contact form or send us an email with basic details about your financial needs. One of our consultants will reach out within 24 hours to schedule a free discovery call.
12. Can you assist in dealing with European development banks or EU grant programs?
We offer strategic advisory and matchmaking services for clients eligible for development financing, EU grants, and blended finance schemes, including guidance in working with institutions like the EIB or EIF.