Business supportRegency Factors announces UK support for SMEs in 2021

Regency Factors announces UK support for SMEs in 2021

Regency Factors Ltd one of the UK’s leading invoice finance and factoring companies is pleased to announce that over £90m was paid out to UK SME’s in 2021 with our bespoke invoice finance solutions. Ensuring that our clients were supporting throughout 2021 by releasing the cash tied up in their unpaid invoices.

“Through the relationship Regency, we have grown sales by over 50%. This growth would have been constrained had funding not been available through the invoice finance facility.”

A current client, a clothing manufacturer, based in London, needed a funding solution that would allow them to supply customers both within the UK and beyond our borders. The funding from Regency has enabled the client to provide credit terms to customers, something they were previously unable to offer and subsequently

Regency Factors, based in Greater Manchester with a nationwide coverage, provide bespoke invoice finance solutions to UK SME’s providing vital cashflow from their unpaid invoices. We work with hundreds of businesses to weather the financial storm with tailored and affordable solutions.

Rachel Craft of Regency: “Our goal is to help businesses grow and our dedicated team works tirelessly to ensure that this happens”

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