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Greensill, Metro Bank, OakNorth, and Secure Trust Bank join CLBILS

Thursday 11 June 2020 14:02 CET | News

The British Business Bank has announced new lenders added to its coronavirus lending schemes.

Greensill, Metro Bank, OakNorth Bank, and Secure Trust Bank are joining the Coronavirus Large Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CLBILS), the lending programme which offers government-backed loans to businesses with turnovers in excess of GBP 45 million. There are now 16 CLBILS-accredited lenders, which may boost the GBP 1.57 billion that has so far been lent out by the scheme.

Several lenders also joined the regular Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS) including Growth Lending, inFund, Invocap, NEL Fund Managers, and Triple Point, putting the total at 86 at the time of writing this article. Moreover, Paragon Bank became the 20th Bounce Back Loan provider, still the most accessed of the lending schemes with GBP 23.7 billion of 100% government-backed loans being distributed.


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Keywords: Greensill, Metro Bank, OakNorth, Secure Trust Bank, CLBILS, lenders, British Business Bank, UK, coronavirus, lending scheme, government-backed loans, Growth Lending, inFund, Invocap, NEL Fund Managers, Triple Point, Paragon Bank, CBILS, Bounce Back Loans
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