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ARTICLE · 31 MARCH 2020

COVID-19: Accessing Borrowing

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The UK and devolved governments are implementing a number of measures intended to mitigate the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The UK and devolved governments are implementing a number of measures intended to mitigate the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Businesses are reviewing their own positions and taking a number of steps to protect themselves so that they are in as strong a position as possible to get through the crisis and emerge from it in a viable state. The position of existing borrowing and the availability of future borrowing is a critical part of this and borrowers, banks and other funders need to consider a series of questions, including those outlined below.

Planning cashflows

Businesses need to update their immediate and longer-term cashflow positions, capital expenditure plans and other business and financial forecasts as best they can. They should take account of trading conditions and available government COVID-19 assistance with the likes of payroll, rates and other taxes, while bearing in mind possible diversification, the availability of business

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