If your loan is part of an SBCI Loan Scheme that transferred from Ulster Bank Ireland DAC to Permanent tsb, please be aware that your loan is not impacted as a result of the transfer. Permanent tsb is now participating in all relevant SBCI schemes related to Ulster Bank migrating loans.
Your loan being part of an SBCI Loan Scheme is not impacted as a result of the transfer of your loan to Permanent tsb. However, there is action required of you to make sure that your quarterly risk premium is paid from the transfer date onwards.
Prior to the transfer date, Ulster Bank collected a quarterly risk payment from customers relating to the Covid-19 Credit Guarantee Scheme and, in turn, paid this premium on your behalf to the SBCI. Moving forward, Permanent tsb will collect this quarterly risk premium from you and we will notify you 14 days in advance of collecting payment each quarter. However, the payment instruction for this quarterly risk premium has not transferred from Ulster Bank to Permanent tsb and so action is now required of you to set up this separate payment instruction with Permanent tsb.
To set up this payment instruction, please complete the ‘SBCI Risk Premium Payment Mandate’ direct debit mandate located here and return to the following address by no later than 17th March 2023 to ensure your premium is collected in line with your next due date in April.
Alternatively, you can obtain a mandate by visiting any Permanent tsb branch or contacting us on 0818 200 100 or +353 1 215 1363, open 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday (excluding Public Holidays) and we will post one to you.
Complete the form and post it to: SME Account Opening Team, 4th Floor, 56 – 59 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2.
The Future Growth Loan Scheme provides long-term investment capital to SMEs and Small Mid-Cap businesses operating in most industry sectors, including agriculture. The Future Growth Loan Scheme is a long-term loan (7-10 years) that is offered by the SBCI with the support of the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation, the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, the European Investment Bank and the European Investment Fund (EIF)
Until 31 December 2022
The Strategic Banking Corporate of Ireland was created by the Government of Ireland to offer low-cost credit to Irish SMEs, while driving competition and innovation in the Irish finance market. It is supported by many governmental and intragovernmental bodies, including the EU.
For information about eligibility, see the SBCI future growth loan scheme.
The scheme is available to SME and Small Mid-Cap businesses. The business must be established and operating in Ireland. It may be structured as natural person(s) or a company.
SMEs have fewer than 250 employees and: annual turnover less than €50m or a balance sheet total less than €43m. Small Mid-Cap businesses have fewer than 500 employees.
Loans can be used for long-term investment in:
Some purposes are explicitly not permitted, including specific export operations, current expenditure relating to export activities and finance contingent upon the use of domestic products over imported products, including the distribution networks in other counties.
Other excluded purposes include finance towards:
SBCI Future Growth Loans are provided under De Minimis rules relating to State Aid, which arises in most cases because of discounted interest rates on the loans. Applicants must not exceed €200k State Aid in any 3-year period. Applicants must declare if they have received State Aid and the SBCI will calculate the additional State Aid relating to the application. Please note that the Loan amount is not the State Aid amount.
For loans up to €250k, a variable interest rate of 5.44% will apply. For loans of €250k or above, a variable interest rate of 4.44% will apply. Variable interest rates are subject to change over time.
The first step is to confirm your eligibility through the SBCI website. When you receive confirmation of eligibility from the SBCI you can apply for a loan through the Ptsb online application portal. You will be required to attach your eligibility letter to the application.
All applications must include a copy of the SBCI Eligibility Confirmation Letter.
For loans of €250k or above, applicants must submit a business plan.
The standard documents required for loan applications are detailed in our Guide to SME Banking and include financial Statements for the past 3 years, confirmation that tax liabilities are fully paid up-to-date and, if a new customer, bank account statements for the last six months.
We will contact you with a decision relating to your loan or to request further information. If your loan is approved we will arrange a face-to-face meeting. At that meeting, we will gather any outstanding documents required to allow drawdown.
Borrowers must accept the credit facility agreement. New customers must complete a Mandate for Banking Services and must provide evidence of identity and address for the borrower and any beneficial owners, authorised signatories or internet users.
For partnerships, a copy of the partnership agreement will be required.
For companies, the Certificate of Incorporation and Company Constitution are required and a list of directors and beneficial owners including names, addresses, occupations and dates of birth.
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