Triodos has been involved in the organic sector for over 30 years. It means we’ve extensive experience and in-depth expertise that can help organic businesses grow.
Lending
Our range of different lending types includes;
- Term loans
- Working capital loans
- Overdrafts
- Commercial mortgages
- Bank guarantees
- Cash flow lending
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We offer a professional, competitive service available exclusively to businesses and charities with positive social or environmental goals. We have a unique understanding of the services and support these organisations need in order to flourish.
As a borrowing customer, you’ll have a Triodos Bank relationship manager who not only knows your name, but is thoroughly familiar with your business - visiting you on site, and becoming a trusted and knowledgeable source of input and advice.
If you want to know more about any aspect of the comprehensive business banking services we offer businesses and charities - from everyday banking to raising capital - please get in touch.
We only lend money to businesses and charities with social, environmental or cultural aims.
See ‘Who we finance’ to see whether your project matches that description or if you’re unsure contact us before going any further.
We specialise in lending to less conventional businesses. Because of this, rather than measuring your application against fixed criteria, we use our own.
If we don’t think we can help you, we’ll tell you straight away, saving you time and hassle. If we do think we can work together, we’ll ask for a brief written summary of what you’re hoping to achieve. We’ll also need to see a copy of your business plan. See how to apply.
Sectors we lend to
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See our FAQs or contact the team. We're available to take your call 10:00am-5:00pm on Mondays and 9:00am-5:00pm Tuesday to Friday. Alternatively send us an email.
How We Do What We Do
Triodos Bank has made an extraordinary and lasting impact on people and the environment. But how does the Bank make the decisions about who it lends to?