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Chancellor all 'enterprise' talk and no action – ACCA

Responding to the Chancellor's budget speech, the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) was disappointed with the ways the Chancellor…


Ex-Im Bank offers help to New England exporters to increase…

The Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im Bank) in cooperation with the US Department of Commerce, Small Business Administration,…


Surge in small business happiness

According to the latest quarterly survey by Bank of Scotland's (BoS) corporate banking arm, net optimism - the balance of…


Desarrollo buys 70% stake in factoring unit

Chile's Banco del Desarrollo announced that it has purchased a 70% stake in factoring company Bandesarrollo Factoring for an undisclosed…


EIB’s loans exceed 1 billion euros in 2003

The European Investment Bank (EIB), the European Union’s long-term financing arm, provided a total of Ђ1.2 billion for projects in…


EBRD delegation to sign new agreements

A nine-member delegation of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) Board of Directors are in Bulgaria to sign…


Corporate governance should be “driven by business, not regulators”, CBI…

The CBI criticised EU proposals to impose statutory obligations for independent audit committees, saying that corporate governance should be "driven…


EIB plans key regional role for Greece

Greece will play a key role in the European Investment Bank’s (EIB) activity in the Balkans and the Mediterranean, according…


US$3 million loan for Moldova’s SMEs

Thessaloniki-based Black Sea Trade & Development Bank (BSTDB), an international organisation, has granted a three year US$3 million loan to…


VAT rules to change on 1 May 2004

A slew of changes to the law on value-added tax are being passed by Parliament. Among these are: An easing…


Foreign direct investment below expectation

The Investment Development Authority of Lebanon (IDAL) has said that in 2002 Lebanon recorded a dramatic increase in Arab Foreign…


Smaller companies experience liquidity squeeze

Growing numbers of small- and medium-sized companies (SMEs) are experiencing a liquidity squeeze as a consequence of rising costs in…


Guidance on calculating late payment interest needed

Almost three quarters of the 1,476 businesses surveyed on the Better Payment Practice Group’s (BPPG) website admitted that they are…


Scottish Pacific fails in A$1m meddling claim

A Federal Court judge has thrown out a A$1 million-plus legal action by Sydney-based business financier Scottish Pacific against rival…


Most SMEs operate without bank finance

Argentine banks reach only 23% of small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the country with their financing options, according to…


Polish unit of Raiffeisen sees 2003 profits leap, SME credit…

Raiffeisen Bank Polska, the Polish subsidiary of the Austrian bank, used 2003 as a chance to build out its business…


Franchising – a winning formula

Franchising is a winning formula for budding entrepreneurs looking to gain a first foothold in setting up their own business.…


Re-positioning SMEs in the global market

Federation of Industries (FOI) president Anton Borg launched the forthcoming FOI conference to be held on 30 March when he…


Financial help vital for private businesses

China's top legislators and advisers are calling for the government to beef up efforts to solve funding difficulties that affect…


Budget baffles small businesses

Research out today commissioned by invoice and asset-based financier, Venture Finance PLC, reveals that worryingly few small- and medium-sized enterprises…


Fraud hammers Potential Finance results

Potential Finance Group PLC went into the red in a "challenging” year to September, with its results weighed down by…


Small business needs 1,000 billion rubles (US$ 35 billion) in…

Russia's small businesses need nearly a trillion rubles of financial resources, Yevgeny Primakov, president of the Russian Chamber of Commerce…


Tenth interest rates cut since December 2002; down to record…

Norway's central bank cut its key interest rate on Thursday by 25 basis points to a new record low of…


Intrum Justitia: regional managing director for UK and Ireland appointed

Intrum Justitia, Europe's leading credit management services company, today announced the appointment of John Easden as regional managing director for…


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