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UK Contemporary Gallery Report 2015/16
Our new report in association ArtTactic highlights the opportunities and challenges for galleries in a rapidly changing market place. -
Arts Impact Fund – our new Lending Partner
We are thrilled to announce that Arts Impact Fund is joining our network of Lending Partners.
The £7millon Arts Impact…
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Creative Industry Finance Update
As Creative Industry Finance approaches its first year we're proud of the progress it has already made in helping creative businesses develop and grow, contributing to create a more sustainable creative sector in the UK. -
The One, Two Project
Do you run a small music venue?
Would gaining business skills and insights help you and your… -
Build Your Business with Creative Industry Finance events
On Tuesday 22 September we launched a series of events that in partnership with Bristol Media to…
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Creative United joins ISM’s #baccforthefuture campaign
We're proud to support the #BaccfortheFuture campaign, urging the Government to protect the arts by ensuring that creative subjects count equally in school accountability measures. -
Creative Industry Finance invited to speak at international conference in Beijing
Our Head of Business Lending Programmes, Sarah Thirtle was recently invited by the Beijing Institute of Culture, Innovation and Communication to speak about Creative Industry Finance. -
We welcome RateSetter to our lending partner network
Creative United are thrilled to announce that RateSetter is joining the Creative Industry Finance network of lenders. As a peer-to-peer finance platform, RateSetter…
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The future of arts and creative industries funding Guardian webchat
Last week the Guardian Culture Professionals Network came together with our programme Creative Industry Finance in a live webchat discussing the pertinent issue of the future of arts, culture and creative industries funding. -
Thousands of retailers set to benefit from change in UK law
On 18 March 2015, new legislation was passed by the UK Government that is set to release thousands of small businesses from the requirement to be authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
