New figures from the Central Bank show that the level of non-performing business loans among the country's SMEs continue to fall.
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Leading asset finance companies have pledged their support for a new SME Finance Charter launched in a collaboration between the industry, business organisations and the government.
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The Irish Government has published its 2019 Finance Bill, which introduces changes to a number of SME-targeted tax incentives and implements a range of measures announced in this month's Budget.
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When you apply for business loans, SME finance or business finance lenders may use the five C's of credit as a guideline for determining whether you qualify for financing. Sometimes referred to as the four C's, depending on the lender, these criteria are used to gauge your business's ability and likelihood to repay a loan.
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Small businesses in search of substantial funding often turn to one of two options: debt financing or equity financing. In the past, it was relatively easy to decide which option made the most sense for your needs and circumstances. The differences between the two were clear, since they each had unique advantages and disadvantages.
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There are some key steps you should take if your business needs an influx of cash and you can't get a business loan, business finance or SME finance.
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MORE than a third of small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are unaware of the risk of losing their home for a business loan, SME finance or business finance.
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ALMOST half (49 per cent) of small businesses in the UK have never accessed business finance, business loans or SME finance.
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Traditionally forgotten, companies that are defined as ‘scale-up’ are now at the heart of the conversation in the UK – with government and industry trying to create an infrastructure that supports their growth.
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Bibby Financial Services has today published its latest Global Business Monitor which is an international survey of over 2,300 small and medium-sized enterprises across thirteen countries -Ireland, the UK, the US, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, Czech Republic, Poland, France, Belgium, Germany, Slovakia and the Netherlands. Business loans, SME finance and business finance are key issues.
