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  • David Buik: Tories could lose next election over coronavirus loans delays

    April 22, 2020

    Top City commentator David Buik has warned the slow payment of coronavirus loans to businesses could mean the Tories lose the next election. The City of London’s veteran financial pundit has urged chancellor Rishi Sunak to “rethink” the government’s stance on loans to businesses hit by coronavirus, with UK lending far outstripped by other countries. [...]

  • Bank governor Andrew Bailey warns against lifting coronavirus measures too quickly

    April 22, 2020

    Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has warned against lifting coronavirus lockdown measures too quickly and putting people’s safety at risk in a bid to boost the economy. Bailey added that a “false start”, when lockdown measures had to be reinstated, “would damage people’s confidence very severely”. The governor’s intervention come amid a heated debate [...]

  • City minister John Glen praises frontline financial services staff for coronavirus efforts

    April 21, 2020

    City minister John Glen has thanked frontline financial services staff for their “vital” role during the coronavirus crisis.  In a letter published today, Glen said the services provided by bank branch and contact centre workers will be a “lifeline” to many during the pandemic.  He praised the “herculean efforts” to help customers in financial difficulty [...]

  • Exclusive: Businesses call for bank-by-bank breakdown of coronavirus lending

    April 21, 2020

    British businesses have called on industry body UK Finance to publish a bank-by-bank breakdown of lending through the coronavirus support scheme, as it emerges that Natwest has so far made roughly half of all loans through the programme. Data from Natwest today showed that as of Sunday evening the group (formerly called RBS) had approved [...]

  • Coronavirus: Billionaire entrepreneur John Caudwell calls on government to extend business support

    April 21, 2020

    Billionaire businessman John Caudwell has called on the government to ramp up its coronavirus support scheme, including underwriting 100 per cent of business loans and extending the job retention scheme.  Caudwell, who co-founded Phones4u, said the government must provide 100 per cent loan guarantees to encourage banks to lend to struggling businesses.  The government is [...]

  • Applications worth £1.5bn now made to coronavirus job retention scheme

    April 21, 2020

    A further 45,000 businesses and 300,000 employees have registered for the government’s wage subsidy scheme, according to the Treasury. A Treasury spokesman said today that 185,000 businesses with 1.3m employees had applied for the job retention scheme as of midnight last night. The total amount this covers would be £1.5bn, however the spokesman said that [...]

  • Richard Branson hits out as Virgin Australia goes into administration

    April 21, 2020

    Billionaire businessman Sir Richard Branson has hit out at the Australian government after low-cost airline Virgin Australia went into administration this morning. In an open letter, Branson, whose Virgin group owns 10 per cent of the airline, wrote: “In most countries federal governments have stepped in, in this unprecedented crisis for aviation, to help their [...]

  • More than £6bn of coronavirus grants given to English businesses

    April 21, 2020

    More than £6bn of business grants have been distributed to English small and medium sized businesses through the government’s coronavirus grant schemes. A total of 491,725 grants, worth £6.11bn, have been distributed out of a pot of £12.3bn as of last night, translating into a 49.58 per cent delivery rate. Grants of £10,000 are available to [...]

  • Ex-chancellor Philip Hammond warns business must be prepared for coronavirus lockdown exit plan

    April 20, 2020

    Former chancellor Philip Hammond has warned that the government must make sure businesses are well prepared for a coronavirus lockdown exit plan. Hammond said it is “vital that business is ready for the green light” when restrictions are lifted in order to mitigate the risk of corporate collapses and job losses.  “We don’t know whether [...]

  • Rishi Sunak ‘not persuaded’ to underwrite 100 per cent of coronavirus loans

    April 20, 2020

    Rishi Sunak has said he is “not persuaded” that the government should underwrite 100 per cent of all loans in the coronavirus business loan schemes. Speaking at today’s daily press conference, Sunak said: “I’m not persuaded moving to a 100 per cent guarantee is the right thing to do.” The coronavirus business interruption loan scheme [...]

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