Two more housing associations secure £150m through Bank of England’s COVID-19 financing scheme

News01.07.207:00 AM by Dominic Brady

Platform Housing Group and Flagship Group have sold a combined £150m of short-term debt to the Bank of England via its Covid Corporate Financing Facility to help navigate the economic impact caused by coronavirus.

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