How Cashflow Pressures Are Driving More PG-Backed Loans in 2026
The growing pressure on SME cashflow.
The growing pressure on SME cashflow.
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Purbeck Insurance Services has welcomed the Government’s Small Business Protections Bill as an important step towards tackling the damaging impact of late payments on the UK’s small business community. Purbeck is the UK’s only provider of personal guarantee insurance to small and medium sized business owners and directors.
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Taking out a business loan is no simple matter. There’s a lot of money on the line, which is why it’s important that your assets are properly protected in the event that your business becomes insolvent.
When signing a personal guarantee in support of the business loan, you can choose to protect yourself by purchasing personal guarantee insurance.
As part of this process, you are well within your rights to make enquiries before you commit to a particular insurer’s policy, but how do you check whether an insurance company is safe and reliable?
Our specialists have put together a series of questions that you can ask your potential personal guarantee insurance provider to ensure that they are the safest and most reliable choice.
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Following news that UK ministers are poised to launch a new £3bn recovery loan scheme that will require business owners to provide personal guarantees, Todd Davison, MD of Purbeck Personal Guarantee Insurance has cautiously welcomed the move but is urging the Government to ensure SMEs are under no illusions about the risks given the current challenges many businesses are facing.
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While company status often offers protection to a business director, there are certain circumstances when directors may be held personally liable.

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Loan notes, promissory notes, bill of exchange; whatever you call them, they’re an integral part of modern business and financial management.
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As a company director, you’re legally accountable for your company’s records, accounts and performance, even if you hire someone else to handle certain day-to-day responsibilities (such as an accountant). The information that you’re responsible for sending to Companies House are as follows:
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