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Pulse Cashflow Finance have announced the appointment of Rebecca Salt to the role of Regional Director to support the growth plans of small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) across the Midlands and Central region.

Pulse Cashflow Finance are delighted to announce that they have aligned forces with Calverton Finance and Calverton Business Support to offer UK businesses a strengthened funding offer.   The move follows the recent acquisition

Pulse Cashflow are delighted to announce that Regency Factors and Regency Trade Finance (Regency) will be joining the Group following a majority shareholding by parent Cubitt Trade Holdings. 

With the next budget due on the 3 March, business owners across the UK will be waiting with bated breath, to hear what Chancellor Rishi Sunak will deliver to support business recovery as we look towards the end of Covid-19 rest

2020 will go down in the history books for all the wrong reasons.  The Coronavirus Pandemic threw the world into the unknown and it occupied the headlines and influenced our actions every step of the way.  H

As 2020 begins to come to a close, we ask Toni Dare, Managing Director of Pulse Cashflow to give her view on how the finance sector has been impacted.

The coronavirus pandemic has caused major disruption to the business world.  In an effort to support the economy, businesses and jobs, the Government introduced the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) or as it is more commo

The Government last night put out a warning that Cybercriminals are seeking to exploit the Coronavirus pandemic by targeting individuals, businesses and institutions.

Rising cost and increased personal risk of credit insurance?

The first budget in more than 18 months will be revealed tomorrow and the speculation as to what it will include is widespread.  The government has previously promised that the Budget will ‘level up’ and ‘unleash’ the UK econom

Celebrations as they deliver £1 billion of funding support to business

If you support businesses operating in the building and construction services industry, then you should be aware that a major change is happening to the UK VAT system that affects you. 

Factoring has earned itself a place at the mainstream funding table but despite this, there remain some common myths that just refuse to go away regardless of the numerous attempts to address these false beliefs.

Invoice Finance – under the magnifying glass

Basingstoke based, Pulse Cashflow Finance, the specialist provider of invoice finance to UK businesses has announced the appointment of Richard Sharpe as Client Manager as the firm looks to support increasing demand amongst SME

August saw an event happen that we have become unaccustomed to - the Bank of England raised the interest rate for only the second time in a decade.

Why Pulse Cashflow clients affected by Carillion’s demise will not suffer any losses.

Specialist invoice financier, Pulse Cashflow have delivered a record amount of funding to UK businesses in the year ended 30 September 2017.

To quote Nelson Mandela, “Education is the most powerful weapon that can be used to change the world.” The world we live in is changing on many fronts with public health, international relations, security concerns a

David joins Pulse Cashflow who specialise in the provision of invoice finance to UK businesses as they continue to drive forward with their ambitious growth plans.

Asset based finance continues to grow with a 13% increase since last year, hitting an all-time high of £22.2 billion, rising from £20.6 billion the previous year according to the latest statistics from the Associati

Well 2016 will be a year to remember.

We all understand the devastating impact that late payment can have on a firm when cash flow dries up and business growth is put on hold.

Pulse Cashflow Finance, a leading provider of invoice finance solutions to SMEs across a wide range of industries, including construction, manufacturing, and distribution, has announced it will move its office to new, larger qu

With the threat of storm clouds brewing on the economic landscape and a number of political events both home and overseas on the horizon, it is becoming increasingly clear that UK SME’s are siding on the edge of caution w