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.
What we lend money for
Because each loan application is individually assessed, there are no set rules on what you can ask us to support. Typical loans are used from buying or renovating property to paying for large items of equipment or machinery, providing working capital, refinancing a business or funding a specific project.
Once you have a loan with us, we can also offer you a current account with an overdraft facility, where necessary, to help with your cash flow. In certain cases, we can also arrange flexible repayment terms, including restructuring your loan if your circumstances change.
How much we lend
We generally lend between £25,000 and £15 million per project, although we’ll consider lending larger amounts, depending on your needs.
Sectors we lend to
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How can we help?
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?