New measures have been introduced by the Government and banks to help the lending environment for SMEs in the face of the coronavirus threat.
The Government measures to support businesses here including a liquidity fund as companies said they had noticed a tightening in the supply of credit from the banks.
Meanwhile the spread of Covid-19 continues to create headlines around the world and this morning the Bank of England - in a shock announcement - said it was cutting UK interest rates from 0.75% to 0.25%.
John Finn, Managing Director of Treasury Solutions, explains how the measures are expected to help companies and what further future moves we can expect to see from central banks around the world to protect the global economy from the Covid-19 fallout.
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