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David Thomson has been appointed deputy chief executive of Close Invoice Finance. He will remain Managing Director of Metropolitan Factors,…
Examining the rate of corporate failure in Scotland as a means of identifying overall trends and shifting patterns is a…
The latest Government figures (reported on factorscan 7 February) show that the number of companies going out of business is…
The shortage of skilled workers across the UK is getting worse and is holding back small- and medium-sized firms according…
Colombia's largest bank, Bancolombia (www.bancolombia.com), paid out in 2002 46.4bn pesos (US$15.6m) through its B2B portal Credipagos Virtual, said electronic…
The international law firm Jones Day and the leading City of London firm Gouldens announced that they will merge their…
The Better Payment Practice Group (BPPG) has welcomed The Chartered Institute of Purchasing And Supply (CIPS) as its latest member.…
The Paris office of Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw has recruited a team of corporate lawyers from SG Archibald, a…
After several months of price and inventory decline, a cyclical upturn in some economic sectors could provide the basis for…
Independent Growth Finance (IGF) has announced the further strengthening of its client management team with the recent appointment of Geoff…
The International Finance Corporation, (IFC), and ABN Amro signed an agreement to provide Pakistan with a US$80 million trade financing…
The Enterprise Act received Royal Assent on 7 November 2002. At that time the Secretary of State for Trade and…
The Lord Chancellor's Department today published statistics for company winding up, and creditors' and debtors' bankruptcy petitions issued in the…
It has recently become apparent that insolvency practitioners and their advisers should be particularly vigilant when dealing with Customs &…
Coface, the French credit insurance specialist, has reduced its exposure to Brazil by 15% to US$1.08bn, daily Valor Economico reported.…
Venezuelan public and private sector banks will have to restructure the debts of small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that have…
FACTORING IN THE UK – TENTH EDITION (2005) INDUSTRY PERFORMANCE AND SUPPLY In the UK, the factoring industry continues to…
Thousands of small businesses will find it easier to obtain bank loans thanks to changes announced in the Pre-Budget Report.…
Employment within the UK’ small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) is up for the first time since 2001, according to a…
Last week, official figures showed Britain's manufacturing industry had recorded its worst fall in output in more than 10 years,…
Small- and medium-enterprises (SMEs) could generate 50% of the country's gross domestic product by 2006, up from 42%, if a…
The Standard Chartered Bank (StanChart) will this year put special emphasis on providing finance to small and medium scale enterprises…
There were 4,323 company insolvencies in England and Wales in the fourth quarter of 2002 on a seasonally adjusted basis.…
The European Central Bank (ECB) kept its powder dry yesterday, holding interest rates steady at 2.75 per cent, but made…