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Cashplus Completes Successful Repayment of APS Bond Programme

Posted by Cashplus on 1st December 2020 -

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Cashplus, the leading challenger to UK banks, today announced the repayment and closure of its successful mini-bond programme APS Bonds.

The repayment of the four-year bond sees over £1.1m returned to retail investors who also received fixed returns of 7% PA over the life of the bond.

The bonds were issued in 2016 to help fund Cashplus’s growth and increasing focus on providing services to UK micro SMEs and start-ups. Since then, Cashplus has roughly doubled its annual revenues to c.£50m, attained a full consumer credit licence and launched consumer and business credit cards and started its journey to becoming a fully-licenced UK bank, a process it expects to complete by the end of 2020.

Cashplus CEO Rich Wagner said: “I’m extremely proud of everything Cashplus has been able to achieve since issuing APS Bonds back in 2016, and also proud that we’ve been able to offer investors consistent interest returns and return over £1.1m of investment in full and on time despite the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.”


Nick Biggam

Cashplus is a leading specialist UK digital challenger to banks for small businesses. Since 2005, we’ve created easier ways for more than 1.5m customers to pay, bank and borrow through our user-friendly digital platform.

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