Did you know CREDIT REVIEW monitors credit and banking conditions for SMEs in the Irish market?

The role of Credit Review is to ensure that viable borrowers have access to credit for business purposes. It provides an appeals mechanism for borrowers who have had their credit applications rejected by an Irish bank (AIB, Bank of Ireland, PTSB and Ulster Bank) but it also monitors credit and banking conditions for SMEs in the Irish market, and has provided a number of useful information sheets available on its website, www.creditreview.ie, in  Resources/Publications  .

THESE COVER TOPICS SUCH AS:

• Non-performing loans – what every business needs to know    What happens if your business loan is or has been sold on by your original loan provider to an investment or hedge fund. Is your loan considered non performing by the bank and why it is important to get back to performing status.
• Information Note – How to Apply for a Loan  When you seek a new loan, what to expect and how to prepare
• Are you Funding Capital Projects Using Working Capital – SMEs and Farmers   Funding capital projects from internally generated business funds (i.e. self-funding) can impact your business and ability to access bank funding in the future.

All Credit Review “Information Notes” aim to help you to understand how you can ensure your business or farm has access to credit when it needs it.
Credit Review also publishes an annual Market Commentary report covering topical issues in the Irish banking credit market.

If you require further information speak to one of our professional reviewers so that you are fully informed on the credit management issues relevant to your situation.  Contact us by email at info@creditreview.ie, by telephone on 0818 211 789, our website is creditreview.ie or follow us on our social media channels, LinkedIn and Twitter.