Posted by markkane on 24th February 2021
On February 10th, in partnership with Dublin Chamber of Commerce and the SBCI, we hosted our first live webinar titled Strategies for Business Recovery and Growth in 2021.
Posted by markkane on 5th January 2021
Linked Finance is now an approved provider of the COVID-19 Credit Guarantee Scheme.
Posted by Anna O'Grady on 6th November 2020
5 quick tips to help businesses prepare a path to doing business after Brexit
Posted by Anna O'Grady on 22nd October 2020
We’ve brought together six of the best and most trustworthy sources of information to help you prepare move your business forward after Brexit.
Posted by markkane on 12th October 2020
As your business enters the busy Christmas period, you’ll want to have the financial resources ready to move fast to meet customer needs and keep well stocked. If you want to invest in growing your business, purchase more stock, take advantage of a bulk purchase opportunity or improve your working capital then look no further! […]
Posted by Anna O'Grady on 28th July 2020
For fast working capital loans, look no further than Linked Finance. We interviewed independent non-bank lending specialist broker GDG Business Finance about their experience working with Linked Finance.
Posted by Anna O'Grady on 16th July 2020
A wide ranging interview with Prepaid card provider Soldo about P2P lending and its value to Irish SMEs, the credit environment and SME lending in Ireland.
Posted by Anna O'Grady on 28th May 2020
We spoke to regular Linked Finance customer Michael Corcoran of Quantum Fulfilment about how he has adapted his business to operate within the new guidelines, and how he has adapted his printing business to offer an easy Covid19 signage printing service for his customers.
Posted by Anna O'Grady on 9th May 2020
The Irish Government released its comprehensive “Return to Work Safely” protocol document today, 9 May 2020. It is designed to support those who are reopening their business in the coming weeks. To help with an introduction to the document and the types of things all businesses, from the largest to the smallest, will need to think about when reopening your business, we’ve produced a summary guide.
Posted by Anna O'Grady on 30th April 2020
SMEs often lack specialist finance advisers to help them turn raw finance data into business insight. They often rely on their intuition to see the bigger picture, and hope to get the detail right. Professional advice is always worth seeking; if it will help you build strategy from complex financial information, but there’s plenty you can do by yourself too, if you know what to home in on…
