SME Finance Monitor: Ethnic Minority Business Report

15/07/2015 By Shiona Davies

 

This is the second report on Ethnic Minority SMEs, drawn from data from the SME Finance Monitor. This report covers the period from Q1 2013 to Q2 2014, and presents key data for 4 different groups of EMBs (Asian, Black, Chinese and Mixed) comparing their experiences to those of SMEs overall. The EMB report is one of a series of additional reports from the SME Finance Monitor, and is used by the banks, Government and other interested parties to improve understanding of key groups (other reports highlight the experiences in the different English regions and devolved nations and the experiences of Women led SMEs).

Read the full report here

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