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The Coface Group, a world leader in export credit insurance and commercial risk management, today upgraded its ratings for Armenia, Chile, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan and Uruguay. Oman was downgraded. In addition, Paraguay and Thailand were place on the positive...
#exports#financial services#interest rates
Fear of fraud should force every board director to take responsibility for their companies’ defences and ensure they have strong…
A new, high- profile, integrated business growth programme, called Expand Your Business (EYB), will be launched on... (more…)
A special article by Ann Horan, Managing Director, Bank of Ireland Commercial Finance and Chairman of the Factors & Discounters…
#bank#commercial finance#financial services
Coface announced that its world country risk index continued to improve during the past three months (down 4% and at…
#bank#exports#liquidity
Export growth is slowing across Asia in another sign that high oil prices are affecting the global economy. As recently…
Competition from local banks offering trade finance at lower rates has meant that the Export-Import Bank... (more…)
#bank#exporters#international
In a move that will support the advancement of micro-sized businesses, ICCI Bank, the country's largest private... (more…)
Thin capitalisation is not a term with which many of those involved in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) will be…
#European Commission#Paid#small businesses
An article by Robert Hannah, corporate finance partner with Grant Thornton Exports, along with many other areas of the Scottish economy…
#Clear#exports#small businesses
The profitability of UK companies has fallen to below six per cent for the first time, according to Experian® in…
#awards#GDP#Jobs
Luke Johnson, chairman of Signature Restaurants, gives his views on the trade credit insurance industry It is hard to think…
#Allianz#bank#exporters
The latest Scottish Economic Report (SER) shows that Scotland remains in a fairly static business environment compared with the rest…