Accredited lenders have been given an extra two months to consider applications for finance under the coronavirus business interruption loans scheme (CBILS). The scheme was due to end on September

New figures from Amaiz, the small business banking app, have highlighted the extraordinary ingenuity and resilience of the UK’s small businesses. Two thirds have reported that they’ve changed how they do

On 11 August, HM Treasury said it had approved 59,520 facilities during the week, paying out a total of £13.41bn, up from £13.08bn in the week before, however, the total

New data published today reveals the regional distribution of loans under the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS) and the Bounce Back Loan Scheme (BBLS). The data, published by the

1pm plc, the AIM-listed independent specialist provider of finance facilities to UK SMEs, has supported a North West recycling firm with a £100,000 loan facility under the Coronavirus Business Interruption

The government is expanding its Covid-19 rescue loan scheme to cover small businesses on the edge of collapse, a move that Labour warned would come too late for many troubled firms. With

Banks have given out £33.7bn through the bounce back loan scheme (BBLS). The programme sees the government guarantee 100 per cent of bank loans worth up to £50,000 to small

Close to £48bn has now been lent out through the government’s coronavirus loan schemes, with the bounce back loan (BBL) programme offering by far the most support for businesses. It

Following the news the British Business Bank (BBB) has amended the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS), Gregory Taylor, Partner and Head of Financial Solutions at MHA MacIntyre Hudson, says

Lenders have supported more than 1.1 million businesses with £46.3bn of government-backed emergency coronavirus finance, Treasury figures have revealed. The data is based on support provided through the coronavirus business