Business Loans
for the South West
SWIG Finance provides viable SMEs and start-ups with access to finance through dedicated business loan funds in the South West.
Start Up Loans £500 – £25,000
Business Loans £25,001 – £250,000
South West Investment Fund (SWIF)
Recovery Loan Scheme
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Since April 2009 we have…
Invested
over
£68.8m
Supported
4,146
businesses
Created & safeguarded
7,295 jobs
Created
£205.7m in
Social Impact
Find out more about our impact in our annual Social Impact Report
We chose to work with SWIG Finance because, unlike other lenders, at SWIG you can talk to a person. Ultimately, SWIG Finance were able to support our business by looking at the bigger picture – something which other lenders are not willing to do.
Investing in Women Code
SWIG Finance is a proud signatory to the Investing in Women Code and commits to adopting internal practices to improve female entrepreneurs’ access to finance, tools, resources they need to grow their businesses.
Find out more here
Case Studies
New Markets For High-End Pet Supplies Shop
Slickers Doghouse received the £97,000 support package in order to develop its products, develop its website for online sales and attend major trade shows.
Spotless Cleaning Shines Following Investment
Having been turned down for finance by high street banks, business owner Ilona Ziarko was referred to SWIG Finance and the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Investment Fund and we were delighted to be able to provide a £55k loan to help finance the business’ next phase of growth.
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News
Re-opening Your Business Post COVID-19
SWIG Finance Business Manager, Mike Chapman, shares his tips on how businesses can begin to align their strategies with the post-COVID landscape and start to identify their ‘new normal’.
Town Pub Receives Funding to Support Business Continuity
Sally Pussey’s Inn at Royal Wootton Bassett has received a £60,000 SWIG Finance loan to support its business continuity during the Coronavirus pandemic.