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Michael Corcoran of leading print business, Quantum Fulfilment, is among a growing number of ambitious Irish business owners who use Linked Finance to quickly access business loans of up to €300,000.
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€124,744,040
Lent to great local businesses in Ireland
2,457
Business loans for Irish SMEs
23,991
Registered members of our community
€80,672
Average loan size in last 6 months
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The Cummins family of leading organisational safety consultancy, Seachange, are among thousands of ambitious Irish business owners who use Linked Finance to fuel their plans for expansion.
When Seachange needed to quickly develop some modules in their proprietary software solution, they chose a business loan from Linked Finance. For Seachange, speed to market is key and having a finance partner who can keep pace is vital.
Watch the full story of how Linked Finance has helped Seachange now. Then unleash your own ambition with a business loan from Linked Finance.
It’s really great knowing that if an opportunity comes along, you have a finance partner who knows your business and can provide access to funding really quickly.
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Peer-to-peer lending is changing the face of banking across the world. In much the same way that technology has transformed the way we watch TV, listen to music, order taxis, book holidays and keep in touch with friends, P2P lending is re-shaping the way money moves between lenders and borrowers. P2P lending is about harnessing the power of the crowd. It uses technology to connect people with money to lend, directly to those who need capital.
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Linked Finance is Ireland’s leading P2P lending platform. We connect creditworthy local companies who need loans with a vibrant online lending community. This is about using technology to make business lending better. Real people with savings, lending to great local businesses, at attractive interest rates. Linked Finance lets thousands of people from all across Ireland provide business loans to Irish SMEs. Great rates. Great returns. Everybody wins!
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The Linked Finance guide to alternative sources of finance for your business.
In recent years, advances in technology and innovations in the area of business banking have led to the emergence of a whole new wave of alternative finance options. That’s great news for business owners.
Learn all about the various innovative sources of funding that are now available to Irish SMEs in Future Funding…
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Quantum Fulfilment
To succeed in the ultra-competitive print and fulfilment business, access to the latest state-of-the-art equipment is key.
That’s why Michael Corcoran of leading provider Quantum Fulfilment values his relationship with Linked Finance and the fast access to capital it provides.
Established by Micheal Corcoran in 2004, Quantum Fulfilment is a leading print and direct marketing company based in Rathcoole, Co Dublin.
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