Businesses across the UK are feeling the effects of inflation and doing their best to navigate through these financially challenging times. Amidst the number crunching and budgeting, there are key government support measures available to help small and medium sized businesses.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer faced two major challenges in the 2022 Spring Statement; to ensure a more secure UK economy and reduce public debt, while simultaneously helping to alleviate the pressures of inflation.

As an entrepreneur starting a business, or even planning a scale-up, a business plan is a very important part of the process. This strategic tool helps define your short and long-term goals while providing a blueprint for your next steps.

After criticism on the lack of support following recent government announcements, the Chancellor has pledged to help businesses in the hospitality and leisure sectors during yet another difficult time with the announcement of three new support measures.

The directors and team at DSA Prospect are proud to announce the formation of our charitable foundation - the DSA Prospect Foundation.

Another Budget has come and gone.

Though it was clear that the Chancellor wanted to focus on spending rather than taxing in his announcements, which according to him will prepare the UK economy for a 'new age of optimism' post-Covid; we can't forget the changes impacting small businesses and the self employed that were announced well in advance to this week's official statement.

DSA Prospect Director, Gary McHale and his team act as lead advisor to e2e-assure on the £10.5m investment by BGF.