Brexit support
Support for business customers
Step 1: Cashflow and Finance Needs
Brexit may have an impact on your business, or maybe you want to develop or activate a strategic plan following Brexit. If it's finance your business needs we have a range of options including Business Loans and Business Overdrafts.
For further information on the range of solutions and how to apply click here.
Step 2: Treasury Services
One of the most significant impacts of Brexit is an increase in exchange rate volatility. Our Relationship Managers in Customer Treasury Services can provide you with tailored solutions such as Forward Contracts to help mitigate your foreign exchange risk, providing you with revenue protection and greater cost certainty.
Step 3: Supporting Our Customers
We are focussed on supporting customers to manage their business through Brexit. If you would like to talk to us about the impact of Brexit on your business, contact your Relationship Manager or phone us on 0345 6005 925 between 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday.
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Useful websites
The CBI has published its UK Transition Hub, filled with materials from briefings and timelines, to economic analysis, designed to help businesses of every shape and size.
NI Business Info has published a checklist of actions that businesses can take now to prepare for the end of Transition Period.
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