A scheme to fund working capital requirements or to fund innovation, change or adaptation of the business to mitigate the impact of Brexit.
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A scheme to fund working capital requirements or to fund innovation, change or adaptation of the business to mitigate the impact of Brexit.
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A long-term, lower-cost loan scheme for SMEs and small mid-caps or SMEs involved in agriculture or fishing.
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Informative webinar on the Covid-19 Credit Guarantee Scheme.
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A long-term, lower-cost loan scheme for SMEs and small mid-cap or SMEs involved in agriculture or fishing
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A scheme to fund working capital requirements or to fund innovation, change or adaptation of the business to mitigate the impact of Covid-19.
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The SBCI is delighted that AIB confirmed its participation in the Government of Ireland’s ‘Future Growth Loan Scheme,’ which is designed to provide support to SME and Agri businesses.
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A scheme to fund working capital requirements or to fund innovation, change or adaptation of the business to mitigate the impact of Covid-19
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Future Growth Loan Scheme aims to support SME's and agricultural investments.
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The Covid-19 Credit Guarantee Scheme is designed to assist businesses, including Primary producers, impacted by Covid-19 to access credit.
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KBC Bank Ireland is now accepting applications for Future Growth Loan Scheme Fund. The SBCI is delighted to announce that KBC Bank has confirmed its participation in the Government of Ireland’s ‘Future Growth Loan Scheme’. The scheme, which will see the roll out of an overall fund of €300 million delivered by the SBCI and supported by the European Investment Fund, is available to businesses that meet SBCI eligibility.
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SBCI seeks lending partners for new €300 million Future Growth Loan Scheme
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SBCI seeks lending partners for new €300 million Brexit Loan Scheme
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The Covid-19 Credit Guarantee Scheme is designed to assist businesses, including Primary producers, impacted by Covid-19 to access credit.
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28 January 2019 – In the context of the announcement earlier this month of an open call inviting banks and other lenders to take part in the Scheme, the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI) has today detailed the signing of two funding agreements to facilitate the Future Growth Loan Scheme.
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SBCI Top-up Covid-19 Working Capital Loan Scheme Open Call
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CUDA and ILCU Groups ready to lend to Irish SMEs
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The SBCI is delighted to announce that, from today, Ulster Bank is accepting loan applications for the Irish Government’s ‘Future Growth Loan Scheme,’ a €300 million loan scheme delivered by the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI).
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Low cost loans will be available this week through AIB, Bank of Ireland and Ulster Bank.
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21 January 2019: The Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI) has issued an open call inviting banks and other lenders to take part in the Future Growth Loan Scheme, which is being developed by the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment (DETE) and the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) in partnership with the Department of Finance, the European Investment Bank Group (EIB) and the SBCI.
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STRATEGIC BANKING CORPORATION OF IRELAND TOP-UP COVID-19 WORKING CAPITAL SCHEME NOTICE ACCOMPANYING UPDATED OPEN CALL FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST PUBLISHED ON 5 JUNE 2020
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2017 was a transformative year for the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI).
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The €300m Brexit Loan Scheme, which was launched by the Irish Government last week will be a highly effective support for businesses.
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Flexible funding schemes, including leasing, hire purchase and rental schemes, for assets such as cars and commercial vehicles.
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Permanent TSB is the 5th bank to join the €800m Future Growth Loan Scheme and becomes the SBCI’s 12th on-lending partner
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16 December 2016: The SBCI has obtained a further €450 million in funding to facilitate the growing demand for SBCI loans and bring its current funding capacity from its original €800 million to €1.25 billion.
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Supports available to help businesses through uncertain times
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Flexible funding schemes, including leasing, hire purchase and rental schemes, for assets including cars and commercial vehicles.
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This ArcLabs free virtual event will deliver valuable insights and discussions on topics that are particularly important to early-stage ICT companies.
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Apply Now FGLS SME/Small Midcaps
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The Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI), Ireland’s national promotional institution for low-cost flexible funding for SMEs, has today published a 2019 progress update and its 2018 annual report and accounts.
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The Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI), Ireland’s national promotional institution for low-cost flexible funding for SMEs, has today published a 2018 progress update and its 2017 annual report and accounts.
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1 March 2017: The Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI) today published a progress update for 2016 which shows that more than 12,500 SMEs have now drawn down €544 million in lower cost SBCI loans.
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The SBCI has published its annual report and accounts for 2016
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29 November 2016: The Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI) and FEXCO Asset Finance today announce a new funding package of €70 million that will allow Irish SMEs to borrow at a lower cost for specialist equipment and vehicles.
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The European Investment Fund (EIF) and the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI) have signed the first COSME agreement in Ireland.
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