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According to a study conducted by the German credit insurance company Gerling NCM, the number of company bankruptcies in France is set to rise by seven per cent this year, to 45,800. The increase, which is expected to affect all...
#insolvency#insurance
With EU accession looming, the European Investment Bank (EIB), the Union's development bank, has been busy extending loans to Hungary…
Abbey National plc (Abbey) has reached an agreement to sell its factoring business to the Bibby Financial Services Group. The…
#bank#financial services#invoice
The number of company insolvencies in England and Wales in the second quarter of 2003 has dropped by 11.2% on…
German corporate taxation has retreated into the background in the general tax debate about the government's plans to move income…
#Clear#investment#investments
Small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Tuscany, Friuli, Emilia Romagna, Veneto, Liguria, Lombardy and Piedmont are to benefit from an…
Research published on Thursday (6 November) reported that confidence and employment prospects have improved in the last three months in…
An Edinburgh businessman, Gerard Boyle, has raised Ј30 million to set up a new business banking group aimed purely at…
Statistics showing insolvencies in the third quarter 2003 are published today (7 November) by the Department of Trade and Industry.…
#insolvencies#trade
Proposed legal, accounting and regulatory changes could hinder the growth of the venture capital industry and an enterprise culture in…
The Sixth Framework Programme, known as FP6, is the EU's main way of providing funding for collaborative research and innovation…
#awards#European Commission#funding
The Bank of England has raised interest rates to 3.75% - the first rise in almost four years. The previous…
#bank#Bank of England#interest rates
State-run EXIM Bank plans to support exports worth 60.5 billion Slovak Crowns (SKK) in 2004, which makes up 7.5 percent…