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Unlock your cash flow potential. At Yorkshire Bank we take a flexible approach to business borrowing.
Lending is subject to status and eligibility.
As our commitment to helping support customers and their businesses, Yorkshire Bank will always consider an appeal for any unsuccessful application for business lending facilities when the following conditions are met.
To appeal a Yorkshire Bank business lending decision, please complete and return a copy of the business lending appeal form (PDF, opens in a new window) to us by:
Email to: businesslendingappeals@cybg.com
Post to:
Business Lending Appeals Manager,
Box 26,
30 St Vincent Place,
Glasgow G1 2HL
Alternatively, contact your relationship manager and request an appeal of the lending decision.
If, for any reason, you are unsuccessful in securing finance, there may be other sources of finance available to help your business. A good place to start is:
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