What is subsidized finance? How does it work? Who can access it? These are the first questions to be answered in order to facilitate the development of new projects, the implementation of new investments and the birth of a start-up.
Subsidized financing refers to the set of instruments used by the EU and national and regional legislators to make financial resources available to businesses
at more advantageous conditions than those of the market.
Subsidized financing offers different types of facilities:
non-repayable grants
subsidized financing
tax credits
the provision of guarantees
The facilities are aimed at SMEs, large companies, professionals and individuals wishing to start a business. Each measure has precise conditions of access, defined from time to time by the managing body of the intervention.
We can help you find and take advantage of the right opportunity for your investment through a range of services that make subsidized financing simple, fast and effective.
The National Recovery and Resilience Plan is the most impressive soft financing plan ever created. How does it work? What are the tasks, components and investments it is divided into?
There is a close relationship between soft financing and projects for ecological and circular transition that redefines the skills needed by those working in the subsidized finance sector. Collectibus has created a company specialized in soft financing to help companies finance sustainability plans in their implementation of ecological transition and social inclusion.