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China's small-and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) exporters are expected to have lower business risks in 2005, as the nation's sole export credit agency vowed to lift the insurance cover by some US$8bn. China Export and Credit Insurance Corporation (Sinosure) assistant general...
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Coordinating Minister for People's Welfare Alwi Shihab said the government would optimise the use of part of the profits of…
Small Business Administration loans fell significantly in October after loan fees went up to start the month, but opinions differ…
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After more than 25 years of development, China's leasing industry has failed to play its role in social and economic…
Corporate loans extended by South Korean banks last month rose for the first time in three months, despite sluggish lending…
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Eurofaktor, Poland's fifth-largest factoring company, will debut on the Warsaw Stock Exchange in December 2004 after completing institutional subscriptions during…
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Mainland manufacturers' determination to succeed in export markets, even at the price of accepting late payments and weak credit guarantees,…
The Better Payment Practice Group (BPPG) is reminding budding entrepreneurs during Enterprise Week (15th-21st November 2004) that confidence in credit…
The cabinet has decided to allow banks to provide additional project financing of 450 bn twd to old-economy companies, the…
Korean exporters, especially small-and medium-sized companies (SMEs), are deeply concerned about their competitiveness on the global market as the US…
In Spain, Instituto de Crйdito Oficial (ICO), a state-owned corporate entity attached to the ministry of economy and finance, plans…
South Korean banks may cut back in lending to small businesses as they attempt to meet a new international rule…
Credit insurance company Atradius has held talks with several Mexican banks about offering its product with small business loans, local…