Lending to small firms shrinks in the UK

Lending under a flagship state scheme in the UK increased between April and June, but small firms remain starved of credit, new figures have revealed.

Lending to small firms shrinks in the UK

Lending under a flagship state scheme in the UK increased between April and June, but small firms remain starved of credit, new figures have revealed.

The Bank of England said 41 lenders participating in its Funding for Lending Scheme (FLS) lent a net £1.6bn during the quarter, the first substantial increase in lending since the scheme was set up last August.

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