Decline in overseas lenders adds to government headache

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It has been reported by the Bank of England, that funding difficulties for UK based companies are being made worse by a sharp reduction in lending to British banks by overseas institutions. Outstanding loans to UK banks by overseas institutions fell by around 20% in the four months to November alone. This illustrates the extent of the governments challenge to increase the flow of funds to troubled companies.

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