Pulse Finance secures new Wells Fargo funding line

Pulse Finance has secured an additional funding line from Wells Fargo, significantly increasing its ability to deliver working capital to UK small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

The new facility strengthens the firm’s existing funding base and comes amid rising demand from SMEs seeking tailored finance solutions. Pulse Finance said the agreement reinforces its strategy to support businesses facing tight lending conditions and ongoing economic headwinds.

“Securing this additional funding line from Wells Fargo represents a major step forward in our mission to empower UK SMEs,” said Toni Dare, Managing Director at Pulse Finance. “The funding environment remains tight for many SMEs, but we remain steadfast in our goal to bridge that gap. With this additional facility, we can provide even greater flexibility and capacity to support our clients when they need it most. We are grateful to Wells Fargo for their confidence in our business model and to our advisors for their expertise in bringing this transaction to completion.”

Pulse worked with advisors including Noel Ruddy and Kelly Wheller of Cripps LLP, and Mitch Baselton of Quaestor Capital Markets. Ruddy described the transaction as “a significant milestone” for the lender, adding that the new facility reinforces Pulse’s position as a provider of flexible, reliable SME funding.

Pulse Finance offers facilities of up to £5 million, supporting businesses across sectors with working capital solutions designed to help manage cash flow and drive growth. The company said the additional funding will allow it to extend support to a greater number of UK firms.