British Investment Bank

A British Investment Bank is a financial institution created by the UK government to support economic growth. It provides funding to businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), through loans, investments, and other financial tools. Its goal is to fill funding gaps that commercial banks might avoid, encouraging innovation, infrastructure development, and job creation. By doing so, it helps strengthen the economy, promote regional development, and ensure financial support reaches sectors that need it most. Essentially, it acts as a catalyst for economic activity and long-term investment across the UK.