Five crowdfunding hacks to achieve a positive outcome
By Staff writer
You want to grow a business or launch a new project, but banks and venture capitalists won’t give you the time of day it’s a common predicament.
By Staff writer
You want to grow a business or launch a new project, but banks and venture capitalists won’t give you the time of day it’s a common predicament.
Lending platform ThinCats and parent company ESF Capital have introduced a £200m SME funding programme for British growth businesses.
By Staff writer
A rejected loan application can hinder your expansion and growth plans. Being too afraid to take out business finance due to a poor credit score or fear of repayments can be just as limiting. Luckily, much can be achieved through alternative finance.
We talk with Fleximize CEO and founder Peter Tuvey, who delivers insight into creating a second company, changing the world of business funding and ensuring the attractiveness of your company to investors.
Lending to SMEs was down in July, prompting calls that the UK needs to shore up its finance options for small businesses in the face of Brexit.
Getting funding can be a challenge and alternative finance may seem like a godsend to many new businesses but there are funding pitfalls, and if you don’t get it right, it can be an expensive mistake.
Most businesses will come up against short-term cash flow problems at one point or another, but the key is not to let them be a long-term issue that holds you back from scaling up.
When bank lenders turn business owners away, they should refer them to alternative finance lenders instead. But how does it work?
Businesses accessing finance through the European Union are increasingly worried about what will happen to the funding gap after Brexit.
Michael Burne, founder of a new disruptive law firm, explains how the business decided pension-led funding was the way forward.