Businesses in Milton Keynes and surrounding areas are being offered the chance to find out how to improve their chances of securing funding from their bank at a special free event on March 31.
In recent weeks the UK’s biggest banks have committed to lending £76 billion to small and medium-sized firms in 2011, and commercial property specialists
Bucks-Biz has teamed up with the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) to help local firms secure their share of this vital funding.
To be held at the
MK:TWO Business Centre in Barton Road, Bletchley, the breakfast seminar is the first in a series of events organised by Bucks-Biz to help firms tackle pressing business issues.
Guest speakers at the event, RBS Corporate Director Steve Branney and his colleague, Relationship Manager Andy Chubb, will explain how banks assess the credit worthiness of a business and offer advice on how businesses can improve their chances of securing a loan or overdraft.
After registration at 7.15am and a free breakfast, the main presentation will be followed by an open questions and answers session. Steve and Andy will also be on hand to offer one-to-one consultations.
Bucks-Biz Director, Dominic Muscat, commented: “We are delighted that RBS have agreed to come and offer advice on this crucial issue affecting many firms and to talk about how developing a good relationship with a bank is vital to the long-term success of any business.
“The seminar will also provide an excellent opportunity for networking and we hope it will be the first of many similar events at our popular business centres,” he added.
To book a place on the seminar, please email
helen.r@bucks-biz.co.uk
or telephone 01908 821000.
