We work with small businesses and focus on urgent SME business banking issue to obtain ‘turn around’ or for business ‘rescue’ to be organized . Where turnaround is impossible we negotiate or minimize the bank’s recovery of the personal assets ‘at risk’. We work with you and your business whilst communicating effectively with the bank.

Sunday Times – Business – How to keep out of trouble with banks – Pressure groups are calling for tougher measures against banks, saying sharp practice, high charges and inflexibility are still hurting small firms. When Chris Vass opened the letter from his bank telling him that a decade after his family business had collapsed. NatWest suggested he sell his home to repay his debt, he says it was like a “hammer – blow”. “The case of the Vass family – shows how easily a bank can enforce a signed agreement,” says Eddy Weatherill from the Independent Banking Advisory Service (IBAS), which helps people who run into trouble with banks. “Never trust the phrase, ‘this is just a formality’, or ‘we can change this later’ when signing a document. Get all the facts on the worst case scenario and don’t be rushed into signing something.” Weatherill says: “Banks do lie and cheat.” - Result on this case? We were able to negotiate a settlement with the bank.

Sunday Times Small Business - Banks profit at expense of small firms – The big four have been criticised for taking advantage of inexperienced owner-managers. Eddy Weatherill of Independent Banking Advisory Service (IBAS) says: “Small businesses are an attractive target because they have high security, liquid assets and are here rather than thousands of miles away.” - “Ask yourself just how solvent you are if the bank demands its cash within hours - because nobody is immune,” says Eddy Weatherill