Microfinance Ireland partners with SBCI to privide SME loans
Firm is the 14th lender to sign up for lower-cost loans, expanding options for SMEs
Firm is the 14th lender to sign up for lower-cost loans, expanding options for SMEs
As normal trading resumes, now is the time to make the most of the schemes on offer
Spending review finds uptake of Covid Credit Guarantee Scheme is just 14%
With large players exiting, ‘niche’ is where competition may lie in future
Digital workplace is quickly expanding with new ways of learning
Lender has loaned more than €20m to over 680 businesses since Covid crisis began
Times may be grim but financial assistance may be available
These State-backed initiatives to support business could be just what the doctor ordered
Operations with fewer than 10 workers and sales under €2m a year targeted by fund
Tánaiste introduces Bill after Microfinance Ireland suspends funding
Reopening the economy is by no means as straightforward as shutting it down but there will be positive aspects to the new normal for business
Ability of companies to split into trading and property entities may be restricted also
Legislation launched to expand funding for two emergency Covid-19 loan programmes
Up to €5.7bn of emergency liquidity may be needed to help businesses get through crisis
Smart Money: Some bills can be deferred – but many cannot and these threaten the future of many companies
Minister for Business Heather Humphreys urges small firms hit by outbreak to apply
Sale of EastPoint and Richview business park properties offer buyer 6.55% net initial yield
Consultants Indecon identify market gaps for those at risk of financial exclusion
Darren Ducoté and Amanda Swan’s firm focuses on fresh ingredients and nutrition
Inside Track: sisters Natalie and Karen Keane of Bean and Goose
State-backed not-for-profit firm offers loan funding up to €25,000 to small businesses
European Investment Fund agrees deal with Microfinance Ireland to back 2,100 firms
MicroFinance Ireland sees rise in would-be customers returning to original banks
Hard-pressed SMEs have a growing number of alternative credit sources to turn to
With so many borrowing options out there now, lack of finance should not be the reason for a company’s failure
While the majority of lending to SMEs comes from the main banks, there is a growing number of non-bank loan options in the market
Small businesses receive €5.4m from Government-funded lender
Reduction in number of State bodies compared to 2011 is 12-17, far from FG promise of 145
New short-term loan of between € 2,000 and € 5,000 to help companies experiencing short-term cash flow issues
Linked Finance plans to lend €350 million to Irish SMEs by end of 2019
New rules coming into force today aim to improve transparency for SMEs on bank lending decisions
Microfinance Ireland scheme has potential but needs to raise its profile
Lender established by Government to help small businesses to offer 6.8% APR
State-backed lender says applications for loans rose by 40% last year
Risk-averse banks not training officials appropriately to deal with firms, says ISME
Take-up for finance initiatives for small businesses lower than expected, Bruton says
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