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The Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im Bank) will offer expanded financing opportunities for US exports to the public sector in Pakistan, US Secretary of State Colin Powell announced yesterday. Now Ex-Im Bank financing will be available to support...
#bank#emerging markets#exports
Many local businesses and institutions are not in a position to benefit from intellectual property (IP) because of their lack…
Budget 2004 contained few shocks for corporate Northern Ireland: that does not mean that everything in the garden is rosy.…
#interest#management#smes
With large blue chip companies no longer knocking on banks' doors, bankers today are lending against the receivables of SMEs.…
Coface UK recently conducted a mini-poll asking respondents whether they believed levels of delayed and/or non-payment will increase or decrease…
German bankruptcies hit a record high last year as the fragile state of Europe's largest economy and rising private borrowing…
#economy#insolvencies#insolvency
Irrespective of sector, innovative organisations recognise that to maintain their competitive advantage they must continually seek to identify, develop and…
An Ј8 million refinancing deal, including Ј3.5 million provided by GE Commercial Finance, (GECF) has enabled St. Helen’s-based Delta Fluid…
#acquisition#commercial finance#funding
Teximbank operates programmes designed to insure exports against commercial and political risks. The majority of the companies accessing the service…
#exports#political risks#risk
Gordon Brown closed a tax loophole for self-employed people two years after he created it, in a U-turn that infuriated…
#Deloitte#Paid#small business
Allianz group’s French insurance subsidiary AGF has set itself the target of increasing operating profitability by 10% this year after…
#Allianz#insurance
Bankers reacted negatively to the government's move to prod lenders to free up loans to consumers and small companies. A…
#bank#cash-flow#liquidity
Responding to the Chancellor's budget speech, the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) was disappointed with the ways the Chancellor…