SFA director David Broderick says there is ‘frustration’ that the required financial products are not available
Enterprise, Tourism & Employment Minister Peter Burke with Small Firms Association director David Broderick. Photo: Jeff Harvey
The Small Firms Association (SFA) says the establishment of a semi-state bank dedicated to its sector should be examined.
David Broderick, its director, said the idea springs from a frustration among small firms that the sort of financial products they need, and that are aligned with their cashflow and growth stages, are not available.
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