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It has been announced that DnB, Norway’s largest bank, intend to merge their factoring and leasing subsidiaries, DnB Factoring AS…
An announcement of the sale of the US division of Bank of America Commercial Finance is expected next week. It…
It was revealed to factorscan today that Factors Chain International and International Factors Group are to merge. Details of the…
The New Jersey based consumer receivables and management company Asta Funding Inc. has today reported results for its fiscal year…
The three banks which created the new “superbank” Mizuho in September have reported mixed half-year earnings. Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank, Fuji…
The Czech Republic’s third largest banking group, Komercni Banka is poised for privatisation and big players across Europe are lining…
The invoice finance arms of The Royal Bank of Scotland and NatWest Bank are to merge. From 1 January 2001…
At the law firm Wilde & Partners’ Christmas reception on 24 November a new logo and brand identity was announced.…
It has been announced today that Euro Sales Finance will be providing growth capital for one of the leading online…
Natwest has become the first major bank in the UK to offer small business customers an overdraft facility which is…
The Bank of England has today released a report on finance for small businesses in deprived communities. This report is…
The financial services group Finantra yesterday announced that it would discontinue a number of its operations including factoring, medical billing,…
Argent Commercial Services Limited today released their annual accounts for the year ended 31 December 1999. Turnover has risen by…
Reedham Factors Limited today released their annual accounts for the year ended 31 December 1999. Turnover has risen by 8.68%…
The Department of Trade and Industry regards VAT registration figures as the best official guide to the pattern of business…
General Electric, the US based conglomerate, recorded third quarter 2000 earnings of $3.18 billion, a record for the quarter and…
Fortis, the Belgian/Dutch financial services company, has made a €4.1 billion ($3.6 billion) bid for the Netherlands based insurance company…
As part of its desire to create and develop a more business friendly culture the UK Department of Trade and…
Insol, the body which represents insolvency professionals internationally, has launched a project intended to allow potentially viable businesses to survive…
In January 2001 Greece will join the euro-zone and the Athens stock exchange will begin to develop and move away…
In the July - September 2000 quarter company insolvencies in England and Wales reached 3,776 on a seasonally adjusted basis.…
At the end of September 2000 Mizuho Holdings Inc, the holding company for the newly formed Mizuho Financial Group, was…
A new federal bill, The Structured Settlement Act (HR 5421), was introduced on 6 October 2000. This legislation is intended…