About Us

History

Unicyn Financial Services, LLC. (Unicyn), by way of common ownership and management, has evolved from the prior successes of three related operating companies:

Unicyn Financial Corp (UFC), an independent Lessor, was founded in 1980 and is the cornerstone of Unicyn’s business activities today. Throughout the years, UFC had become a leader in the Healthcare Industry providing competitive funding programs in the Medical, Dental and Veterinary segments of the market, principally originating small to middle ticket transactions. UFC ‘s strength has been, and continues to be today through Unicyn, the ability to perform for vendors and end users by creating unique financing solutions to meet their needs.

Unicyn Funding Group, Inc. (UFG) was formed in 1993 and staffed with former management and operations personnel of Fleet Credit Corporation, Denrich Leasing Group. One of the first and largest independently owned national funding sources for equipment lease Brokers, UFG developed a strong reputation for the expedient and efficient processing of “application only” small ticket transactions. UFG, a top sponsor and active participant with the National Association of Equipment Lease Brokers for many years, earned an unparallel reputation as the “lender of first choice” for newer Brokers in the industry.

Unicyn Financial Companies, LLC was originated in 2005, primarily as a specialist in the Healthcare Industry offering a diverse selection of specific industry related funding programs. In addition to equipment leasing, the company provided funds for practice acquisition financing, debt consolidation loans, construction and progress payment financing etc.

Augmented by an extensive sales force with offices located nationwide, the company quickly became one of the premier providers of financial services to the Healthcare Industry. In April 2006, the business of Unicyn Financial Companies, LLC was acquired by Resource America, Inc.'s (NASDAQ:REXI) equipment leasing and finance subsidiary, LEAF Financial Corporation.