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The Monetary Board has relaxed the single borrowers limit (SBL) on banks buying trade receivables from small and medium scale enterprises (SMEs). In a circular which will take effect next week, the BSP's policy-making body said that the banks would...
#bank#capital requirements#smes
Financial Supervisory Commission chairman Yoon Jeung-hyun on Thursday called on domestic banks to take a more active role in leading…
#bank#cash-flow#exports
MCA (Malaysian/Chinese Association) President Datuk Seri Ong Ka Ting Tuesday urged the party members to play a greater role in…
Small and medium enterprises’ (SMEs) loans have been on the rise and account for about 40 per cent of the…
New loans are being made available to small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) which have been suffering from a drought of…
#banks#management#receivables
Syndicate Bank, the Indian finance group, has announced a series of ‘softer’ loan terms to exporters with good track records.…
#bank#export finance#exporters
The Thai government announced this week three tax amendments aimed at improving competitiveness within mid- to large-sized companies. The first…
The Korean government is planning to end the blacklisting of credit delinquents by the end of the year, the Ministry…
#banks#economy#WHO
Siam General Factoring Plc (SGF), the Thai factor, has reported a net profit of Bht 86.33m for second quarter 2004.…
#leasing
The International Trade and Industry Ministry (Miti) has identified new services areas to be promoted through its agencies. These areas…
#bank#exports#international
The Bank of Korea unexpectedly cut the key interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point. It is the…
Philippine Export-Import Credit Agency's (PhilEXIM) total loan releases grew more than three times during the first half at P159.08 million,…
#exporters#financial institution#guarantee
The export-import policy (EXIM policy) governs the import of goods into and export of goods out of India. The EXIM…