Bank of England cuts base rate to 4%: What this means for businesses
The Bank of England has reduced the base rate to 4%, marking the lowest level in two years. This signals a potential turning point for businesses across the UK, offering a window of opportunity to reassess borrowing strategies and financial planning.
Why this matters
Lower interest rates mean more favourable borrowing conditions, which could significantly impact how businesses:
- Refinance existing debt
- Raise capital for expansion
- Manage cash flow
- Fund new investments
With borrowing costs easing, now is a strategic time to review your funding arrangements and ensure you're making the most of current market conditions.
We’re seeing a shift in business sentiment
As interest rates continue to ease, we're seeing a shift in business confidence. More business owners and finance leaders are starting to ask:
- “Should I refinance now?”
- “Can I access better funding terms?”
- “Is this the right time to invest in growth?”
These are the right questions to be asking - and our Advisory teams are here to help you answer them.
How we can support you
Our specialists work with businesses of all sizes to:
- Evaluate refinancing options
- Source competitive funding solutions
- Optimise capital structure
- Support growth and acquisition plans
Whether you're looking to reduce your financing costs, unlock new funding to support your ambitions or consider the impact on your cashflow, we can help you make informed decisions.
If you’re starting to think about how this rate change could benefit your business, now’s the time to act. Reach out to our Debt Advisory team via the form below to start a conversation about your options.