NatWest launches £150m fund to boost women-owned SMEs
High street bank NatWest has announced a new £150m fund specifically for women-led SMEs throughout the UK, marking International Women's Day 2018, on 8 March.
High street bank NatWest has announced a new £150m fund specifically for women-led SMEs throughout the UK, marking International Women's Day 2018, on 8 March.
It's International Women's Day and many will be taking the opportunity to #PressforProgress. Already it has become a launchpad for numerous reports, some of which have found significant disparities. Take, for example, the funding gap.
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