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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing a EUR10 million loan to Raiffeisen Factoring d.o.o., one of the leading factoring companies in Croatia, for the purpose of providing factoring services to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and...
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Access to finance is still a problem for SMEs across Europe despite the emerging recovery with a third of smaller…
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Part two of our short series on the state of funding for UK exports highlights the success of one of…
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Following the appointment of Graham Platts, former CEO of global credit scoring giant Experian-Scorex, to MarketInvoice Board of Directors, the…
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City of Jerez and Banco Sabadell have agreed for the bank to finance entrepreneurs on preferential terms after their projects…
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UniCredit Factoring Bulgaria expects the share of domestic non-recourse factoring clients to reach 34pc by the end of the year.…
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Payment discipline of Czech companies is improving - results from an analysis by CSOB Factoring (more…)
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Despite of the 8.6pc growth in Q3 2014, the French factoring market is unlikely to reach the rates of 2012.…
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Though Eurofactor is not currently engaged in any receivables securitisation deals, we are currently looking into it for our own…
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The news is awash with status reports commissioned by Government departments and export finance providers, which the SME community at…
Finance schemes for builders must be simplified , warns the Federation of Master Builders. (more…)
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The range of funding initiatives currently in place need to work as a more unified programme. (more…)
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UniCredit Factoring Bulgaria expects the share of domestic recourse factoring clients to reach 34pc by the end of the year.…