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Raiffeisen Bank Polska will receive a huge Ђ165(PLZ692)m loan from a consortium of 17 foreign banks. The bank's president, Piotr Czarnecki, said the money will be spent on credit for medium-sized enterprises. Source: Warsaw Business Journal
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Hungary’s Export-Import Bank (Eximbank) Rt and its Russian counterpart Rosseximbank, along with Hungarian export insurer MEHIB Rt, have signed a…
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French credit insurance group Coface has decided to separate the roles of chairman and chief executive, in line with practices…
Businesses in Scotland could be losing Ј1bn a year in unpaid invoices. A survey into business payment habits by Intrum…
Factor 21, the Oxfordshire-based factor, has announced pre-tax profit of Ј177,693 for the year ended 30 June 2004 on turnover…
One of the leading small business cash flow specialists Bibby Financial Services is urging owners and managers to explore the…
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will acquire preferred stock from an additional issue by International Moscow Bank…
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The increasingly stronger position held by large foreign banks on central and eastern European markets, Romania included, tends to seriously…
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The European Objective 2 Programme for the South West has made its biggest grant to date, contributing Ј9.6 million towards…
The Polish unit of Austrian bank Raiffeisen secured a Ђ165m syndicated loan to finance its growth in small-and medium-sized enterprise…
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Independent Growth Finance (IGF), one of the country's fastest growing business finance providers, has strengthened its management team after appointing…
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The Cattles Invoice Finance group recently announced a pre-tax profit of Ј2.81m for the year ended 31 December 2003 (see…
The state-owned Hungarian Development Bank (MFB) will make another HUF 100bn in low-cost loans available to small businesses and local…
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