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 British Business Bank agrees £100m ENABLE Guarantee facility with 4Syte, supported by NatWest, with leaders Michael Strevens, Nick Sellars, and Martin Noakes highlighting expanded invoice finance and asset-based lending for UK SMEs.

4Syte Agrees up to £100m Funding Facility from NatWest, Supported by the British Business Bank

September 22 2025

The British Business Bank has agreed an ENABLE Guarantee with finance provider 4Syte, supporting a facility of up to £100m. The transaction will unlock additional capacity, increasing 4Syte’s invoice finance and asset-based lending to smaller UK businesses.