Established in 2014, UK-based YesGrowth connects investors with loan portfolios for SMEs across Europe. It does this by integrating with a number of specialist lenders, but companies seeking finance can also apply for a loan through the YesGrowth site – it offers both secured and unsecured loans to help fund projects or smooth out large, irregular payments.
If your business has been trading for at least 3 years, Nucleus Cash Flow Finance can provide the additional funds for your SME needs.
To apply for an unsecured loan, you must:
To apply for a secured loan, you must:
The costs you pay to YesGrowth will vary depending on factors such as the type and amount of funding you apply for, the cash flow of your business and its credit rating.
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