Adam Tyler launches finance platform for SMEs
Adam Tyler, who announced last October that he would be stepping down as head of trade body NACFB after eleven years, has launched a business finance platform.
The launch of the platform - FinanceMyBusinessOnline - comes after HM Treasury launched an initiative to make provision for greater Access to Finance for the SME community in the Spring Budget of 2014.
Tyler says his knowledge of the business funders in the UK, the broker market, and connections in the SME community will combine to ensure greater access to business funding through his new platform.
The site is now live and already has nearly 100 lenders registered.
Adam Tyler said:
“For all of those that know me, they are aware of how passionate I am about raising the awareness of the range of finance that is available to all Small Business owners and how they need to be directed to the many ways in which it can be accessed quite easily”
“I have already taken this Finance Platform to MPs in Westminster in my bid to continue to highlight the opportunities that exist for Small Business owners. The first SME group to have direct access to the site will go live in early February and all of those providing finance to SMEs whether directly or through authorised brokers will begin to benefit soon”
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