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The statement that asset-based lending is on the increase is something that no one involved in the commercial finance industry can ignore. Recent figures, produced by the Factors and Discounters Association (FDA) of the UK, support this and show an...
After a long period of gestation, the principal provisions of the Insolvency Act 2000 came into force on 1st January…
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Once carrying a stigma as being the last refuge of the insolvent, it now shows its true value, says Michael…
Analysis by Matt Henderson, recovery and reorganisation partner with Grant Thornton. Insolvency statistics never make pleasant reading. For every company…
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Introduction The Bank of England recently published its 10th Annual Report on Finance for Small Firms. The Report comprised three…
The five years since legislation was introduced to curb late payment of invoices by companies have had no effect, according…
Raising money for a new or growing business is never easy. Over the last year, however, it could hardly have…
Most risk managers by now know about the Sarbanes-Oxley Act that regulates companies registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission…
Teximbank operates programmes designed to insure exports against commercial and political risks. The majority of the companies accessing the service…
Feyza Guleryuz, Toprak Factoring The crises of November 2000 and February 2001 have caused enormous damage both to financial institutions…
Market Performance and Supply Having been established for more than ten years in Turkey, the factoring industry was able to…
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For the past six months, factors in Turkey have been living through a financial crisis. Alper Uyar of Aktif Finans…
In Sweden commercial banks provide loans to larger companies and niche banks lend to smaller firms. Such credits have typically…
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