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GIC Capital, the SME working and expansion capital solutions provider, has launched a new service for firms seeking a business overdraft.

A high proportion of SMEs in the UK are choosing to only accept cash payments from customers, putting themselves at a serious competitive disadvantage.

A British think tank believes that a £10,000 payment to people at the age of 25 could help young people expand their careers and start their own businesses.

As the housing market in the UK continues to be blighted by a serious shortage, small and medium-sized developers are complaining about a lack of support from the government and other legislators.

Latest statistics have revealed that UK manufacturing grew steadily at the end of the first trimester of this year but there are concerns about the stability of this growth.

As Brexit continues to loom large on the horizon and many businesses are faced with doubts about the implications of it, 61% of UK SMEs are keen to reverse the process.

The closure of more high street shops has highlighted a transformation in the retail industry and the way that consumers are choosing to shop for fashion items.

The UK property market still holds a lot of potential for savvy investors, but uncertainty is making it more difficult to access the expansion capital needed to tap into lucrative growth areas

Discussions that took place during a Think Tank session held at Hotelympia in London earlier this year have revealed that a lack of trust in leadership could be stopping SMEs from reaching their full potential.

GIC Capital provides funding options for a plethora of different industries and employs a tailored approach with each of their clients to ensure that they maximize their potential and facilitate growth.

With the Prime Minster vouching to tackle the housing shortage crisis in the UK by removing tens of billions of pounds of housing associations' debt in order to stimulate more building, we’re keen to offer support to the industries likely to be impacted

Following news that a major UK bank is offering SMEs led by women a significant financial boost, we thought we should look into what the face of female-owned businesses in the UK is really like.

As SMEs in the UK continue to struggle to access the appropriate funding needed to facilitate growth, a capital funding provider is helping small to medium sized enterprises with a tailored approach to financing that matches them with privately owned investment companies.

As the struggle for SMEs to gain appropriate finance to facilitate growth and expansion continues, we need to highlight the benefits that the circular economy may hold for small to medium sized enterprises.

As new figures reveal that SMEs across the capital are struggling with high levels of unproductivity, a capital funding provider is citing the benefits of effective borrowing for sustaining growth and increasing competitiveness

With SMEs in the UK continuing to flourish and being hailed as the backbone of the British economy it may be time for them to set their sights further afield and expand their offering overseas.

While SMEs do still rely on credit from banks, a report released by The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has revealed that new bank lending has declined in a number of countries.

With technological advances continuing to sustain growth for SMEs, we ask ourselves whether 2018 is the year that the IoT will benefit them.

Investing in business-critical areas is essential for companies that want to succeed in the long run. These areas are often related to technology, customer service, and marketing, and they can make or break a business.

Over the last decade, it’s become increasingly challenging for SMEs to access the finance they need from traditional high street lenders. But the alternative lending market is fast growing and provides an invaluable route to funding.