May 24th 2017
Both invoice discounting and invoice factoring are cash flow solutions designed to free up funds for companies that are solvent and operationally sound but which could benefit from a short term cash i…
Limited companies have come under increased scrutiny by HMRC in recent years, as the government strives to recover lost tax revenue and deter companies from tax evasion. A small number of businesses a…
September 28th 2016
There is now an increasing number of different options for you to obtain finance for your business. This ranges from the traditional Banks we are all used to, the new challenger Banks, many specialis…
September 13th 2017
Financial institutions base their lending decisions on the level of risk posed by a borrower. In reaching a decision, various factors are taken into account, including the industry in which you operate, your history of repayment, and the information held
September 27th 2017
When you have positive cash flow, it provides the foundation on which your business can develop and thrive. It’s a mainstay of business operations that allows for long-term growth, but a healthy cash flow can be hard to maintain without external funding.
January 26th 2018
The ability to spot when a customer or a supplier is in financial difficulty is extremely important in safeguarding the stability of your business. If certain warning signs are missed or ignored for t…
July 23rd 2018
When taking out borrowing to assist with your company’s finances, you may be asked to secure this loan by allowing the lending company to register a charge over an asset or asset class.
September 3rd 2018
An Independent Business Review – or IBR – is a process usually initiated by a bank or other lending institution should they have concerns over the financial position of an existing or prospective borrower.
November 13th 2018
If you sell your goods or services to other businesses on credit, invoice financing offers a flexible method of borrowing using the value of your sales ledger to release regular sums of working capital.
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