Monthly Archives: September 2014

AVIVA Survey Shows SMEs Need Help Finding Alternative Finance Funds

It’s finance, folks, but not as SMEs know it… British small and medium-sized companies are in Donald Rumsfeld territory. See below his famously contrived, yet logical, disquisition on knowledge and its practical use in statecraft: “There are known knowns. These are things we know that we know. There are known unknowns. That is to say, […]

MBA To Work Digital Magic On Money&Co.

Stephen Maher of MBA leads a crack team of creative digital expertise We’re very pleased to announce the appointment of a new digital marketing agency to provide further impetus to Money&Co.’s strong start since launch in late April. We’ve already facilitated over £2.65 million in loans since we began operating, and the pipeline of offerings […]

Sports, Weddings And Industrial Functions – New Borrower Mar-Key Seeks £850k

Mar-Key is the silent presence at many major sporting events, weddings, and on industrial sites We are delighted to announce the arrival of a major new loan on the Money&Co. platform. The Mar-Key Group manufactures and installs large-structure marquees for major events, weddings and industrial sites. The company, which is privately owned and Dorset-based, also […]

NISA Crowdfunding Permission Key To Growth – Liberum

The numbers have been crunched – and crowdfunding growth will come with NISAs New research from boutique finance house, Liberum, reveals that almost two thirds of British investors have never heard of peer-to-peer (P2P) or Person-to-business (P2B) crowdfunding. The research also shows that just one person in fifty has invested, or has taken an active […]

Banks Fail Borrowers and Lenders Alike – Nicola Horlick

The disparity between savers’ returns and borrowers’ rates grows wider Money&Co. CEO Nicola Horlick lambasts UK banks and their policy on savings and loan rates in a her latest, hard-hitting blog. “There is no justification for the banks to reduce interest rates for savers.  They certainly are not reducing the rates they charge borrowers,” she […]

Banks Make Savers And Investors Suffer Unjustified Rate Cut

Savers’ rate cuts aren’t passed on to borrowers Savers have had a tough time over the last few years.  Banks continue to pay extremely low rates of interest to depositors and, despite talk of interest rates rising in due course, RBS and Barclays decided recently to cut the savings rate for certain customers.  More specifically, […]