SME’s Accessing Finance & Support Presented by: Mandy Murphy Regional Business Banking Manager AIB North East Patricia O’Farrell Branch Manager AIB Kells.

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SME’s Accessing Finance & Support Presented by: Mandy Murphy Regional Business Banking Manager AIB North East Patricia O’Farrell Branch Manager AIB Kells

2 Financing the Business What we look for in Lending What we mean by 'Viable Business' Information required Applying for Bank Finance/Meeting the Bank Products & Services available Tips! AIB Support of SMEs Agenda

3 Most new businesses need some financial help to get started, grow and develop. Finance generally comes in 3 different forms: 1) Equity 2) Grants 3) Bank Finance Financing the Business

4 Lending focuses on five fundamentals – the 5Cs Character Track record/ capability / previous knowledge Capacity For repayment (and contingency) – ability to grow sales Capital Funding Collateral Security – secondary source of repayment Conditions Trends for your business/ market What we look for in Lending

5 In looking at viability, we look for these characteristics: Track Record A good credit history and strong previous track record of profitable and successful trading, albeit may be/ may have been loss making A reliable and co-operative borrower Financial Capability Ability to fund interest on debt when due Ability to generate repayment capacity over time to clear debts Not threatened by any action e.g. Creditors, Revenue, Examinership Future Prospects A realistic Business Plan and financial/ cash flow forecasts (where appropriate) that outlines a clear action plan for survival What we mean by ‘a viable business’?

6 Good management information is key to running your business Enables action Gives control And is necessary support your application Poor information leads to delay and possible decline Better the information - the quicker the decision, the more likely a successful outcome. Gives more confidence Typically, we look for: - Business Plan -Debtors/Creditors -Accounts -Tax Confirmation -Cashflow -Assets & Liabilities Statements And, the information YOU need and WE need

7 Talk to your bank Prepare the required Financial Information – cash flow projections, business plan, financial info, utd management info, tax clearance cert, assets & liabilities of the business & its owners, list of debtors & creditors Once you have all in the information gathered meet with the bank Applying For Bank Finance / Meeting the Bank

8 Establish who you should be meeting Make an appointment Send in proposal/supporting documentation 2-3 days in advance of meeting Aim of meeting will give you the opportunity to talk through your application and ensure AIB have a full understanding of your business and the nature of your proposal You will then be offered appropriate product options Applying for Bank Finance/Meeting The Bank

9 Assuming all documentation in place we will process a formal application for credit. We will advise you how long it will take to process your credit – 15 days turnaround time Once approved we will issue a formal letter of sanction to you – we recommend you consult with a legal advisor to ensure you fully understand the terms and conditions What Happens Next Applying for Bank Finance/Meeting the Bank

10 Business Start up package – free fees for 2 yrs (up to €100 in cash), free IBB for 2 years Standard Business Loan currently 6.5% subject to lending criteria EIB Loan III Overdraft facility currently 7.85% subject to lending criteria Visa facility for Business Accounts Merchant Services AIB Finance & Leasing (asset finance) Prompt Pay and Insurance Premium Payment Free financial advise in relation to financial planning, pension planning and protection Dedicated Relationship Manager Dedicated Business website IBB Range of Products / Services

11 Work in partnership with your bank-build a relationship Good Communication – no surprises Engage informally Keep up-to-date and accurate financial information Have your own independent support – share your financial concerns and successes Allow sufficient time to deliver funds – avoid financial pressure Meet the bank at YOUR business premises – a picture tells a story! Be absolute certain of personal financial needs – differentiate from business Be realistic with regard to Lending Proposals Keep the Bank informed!! Tips for Dealing with the Bank!

12 AIB Supporting Business AIB SUPPORTING BUSINESS

13 AIB is fully committed to supporting viable businesses now and in the future Our Commitment To You

14 Thank You