Bank of Ireland have been catering for the business needs of Northern Ireland companies for a long time. Over the years we have built a strong reputation for our dedication to providing a professional service, designed to meet our customers' requirements. We make it a priority to understand the varying demands of businesses across all stages of growth.

Bank of Ireland appreciates that it is only through the cultivation of close relationships with business that we can fully understand your requirements. We are committed, not only to meeting your needs with the right products and services, but also to backing these services with personal support.

A ONE-STOP CO-ORDINATED RANGE OF SERVICES TO MEET THE BUSINESS BORROWER'S ENTIRE REQUIREMENTS.

Businesses throughout Northern Ireland have benefited from our thoughtful and innovative approach to their financial needs. We can offer a comprehensive range of business services which can be tailored to meet the specific needs of corporate borrowers.

Business services include:

• OVERDRAFTS for the financing of short term working capital needs.

• TERM LOANS AND CHATTEL MORTGAGES for specific commercial transactions.

• ACCEPTANCE CREDITS AND LIBOR BASED CASH ADVANCED FACILITIES for a competitive alternative to the traditional overdraft in meeting short term working capital needs.

• BRIDGING FACILITIES for specific commercial transactions, such as asset disposals or grant receipts.

• FINANCING MANAGEMENT BUY-OUTS, often using the latest techniques to manage interest rate exposure.

• ACQUISITION FINANCE, including guarantee facilities to corporate entities in take-over and merger situations.

• ASSET FINANCE is the primary method to fund the acquisition of new machinery and vehicles.

• DEBTOR BASED FINANCE, possibly the best option for raising working capital to finance growth.

• All facilities can be provided in STERLING AND OTHER MAJOR CURRENCIES, depending upon the specific needs of each client.

For further details of our Business Banking products with associated terms and conditions, please refer to our Guide to Business Banking.