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Kingdom Housing Association has agreed a Revolving Credit Facility Agreement with Lloyds Bank during the coronavirus period after an open tender process run for Kingdom by ATFS. The facility is for £10 million for a term of five years at competitive rates in the current climate.

As the coronavirus lockdown continues giving many businesses restricted or no option to trade, Angela Paterson, associate director of Dunedin Advisory, specialist restructuring and insolvency advisors, highlights a potential lifeline to consider – a CVA. A CVA is a procedure governed by Insolv

The Royal Mint has issued a commemorative £2 coin to celebrate the 75th anniversary of VE Day.

A funding deal to support the management buyout of a Scottish-based provider of fire detection, security systems and Technology Enabled Care Systems (TECS) from a business in administration has helped save 51 jobs and life-saving services for vulnerable individuals across Scotland and the North of E

Eilidh Mactier, real estate associate at law firm CMS, details how diversification may shape the future of retailers and restaurants in Scotland after the coronavirus pandemic.  Retailers and restaurants have been among the businesses hardest hit by the impact of COVID-19. The March 2

Job vacancies have plummeted across all corners of Scotland in April, with adverts for jobs dropping by 60.1% compared to March, according to data from CV-Library.

SME manufacturing output fell at the quickest pace in over a decade in the quarter to April, according to the latest CBI SME Trends Survey.

Virgin Money, formerly known as Clydesdale Bank, has announced that it has appointed David Bennett as its new chairman.  His appointments follows the announcement made earlier this year that its current chairman, Dundonian Jim Pettigrew would retire.

Business confidence in the UK has reached a record low due to the impact of COVID-19, according to the latest CFO Survey by Deloitte.

New car registrations dropped to only 4,000 in the UK in April, according to The Society for Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).

Brewin Dolphin has added to its growing Glasgow financial planning team with the appointment of Daniel Hough. With a decade’s experience in financial services, Mr Hough joins the wealth manager as a financial planner from Mattioli Woods where he spent more than four years working in Aberdeensh

Accountancy and business advisory firm French Duncan has helped hundreds of firms navigate their way through the coronavirus period. The firm has already submitted client claims that total over £2.5 million in furlough payments, nearly £5 million in Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan

Chartered accountants Wylie & Bisset has cautioned business owners against seeking to borrow their way out of COVID-19 financial difficulties and urged them to engage with financial advisors before rushing to submit a Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan (CBIL) application. While acknowle

British savers have accrued a staggering £119 billion in ISAs in the past 21 years that has been directed towards buying a home, new research from Scottish Friendly has revealed.

It is estimated that there are around 1.6 million pension pots worth £19.4 billion unclaimed because homeowners rarely contact their pension providers when they move home, according to the latest research commissioned by the Association of British Insurers (ABI).