UK businesses owed around £133 billion for payment of goods and services since lockdown, survey shows

Tuesday, 30 June 2020 Latifa Yedroudj

90% of UK SMEs are waiting to be paid for work done since March 2020, according to research by fintech business lender Market Finance

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Lenders provide more than £31 billion to 750,000 businesses in COVID-19 loan schemes

Monday, 08 June 2020 Latifa Yedroudj

UK’s banking and finance sector is taking the necessary steps to helping British businesses pick up the pieces

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CBILS and BBLS: Securing finance and planning how to use it

Monday, 01 June 2020 Ben Johnson

In the UK, over £7.25 billion has been paid to more than 40,500 businesses under the government’s Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS).

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5 ways your business can make use of ‘lockdown’

Monday, 18 May 2020

The coronavirus lockdown is turning into an endurance test for everyone but it is especially difficult for the business community who must contend with the financial shock caused by the enforced interruption of trade and the continuing uncertainty.

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Understand late payment motivation to reduce its impact

Wednesday, 06 May 2020 Randy McFarlane

Recent research by Bottomline into the thorny area of late payments shows that 92% of financial decision makers admit to having paid suppliers late.

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How will your business finance the recovery?

Monday, 15 June 2020 Andrea Reynolds

The gradual easing of lockdown restrictions will give business owners hope that some of the most challenging trading conditions in recent memory are behind us.

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SMEs in lockdown trying to look up

Monday, 01 June 2020 Clare Bennison

2020 has brought SMEs their biggest ever challenge to date. The coronavirus pandemic threatens their existence as economies adjust to the financial turmoil started by this invisible enemy.

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Without a temporary tax relief scheme for angel investors, we risk losing a generation of start-ups

Wednesday, 27 May 2020 Michael Buckworth

On 20th May, applications officially opened for the Treasury’s £500m ‘Future Fund’ - a taxpayer-funded coronavirus relief pot for businesses that cannot access other government relief programmes.

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An alternative route to help startups thrive in the new normal

Tuesday, 12 May 2020

Didier Dumont, President of Sodexo Mobility & Expense, describes how a corp-up alternative is the new way of finding support for startups.

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How SMEs can improve their chances of securing a CBILS loan

Monday, 04 May 2020 Andrea Reynolds

SMEs welcomed the launch of the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme, but it got off to a slow start. Here are a few tips for how your business can accelerate the application process.

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UK businesses owed around £133 billion for payment of goods and services since lockdown, survey shows

Lenders provide more than £31 billion to 750,000 businesses in COVID-19 loan schemes

CBILS and BBLS: Securing finance and planning how to use it

5 ways your business can make use of ‘lockdown’

Understand late payment motivation to reduce its impact

How will your business finance the recovery?

SMEs in lockdown trying to look up

Without a temporary tax relief scheme for angel investors, we risk losing a generation of start-ups

An alternative route to help startups thrive in the new normal

How SMEs can improve their chances of securing a CBILS loan

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