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Rules designed to prevent struggling companies from becoming insolvent came into force yesterday (15 September), to warm applause from small firms. Under the changes, government departments will no longer automatically be first to recover debts from insolvent companies, allowing SME...
#Crown preference#insolvency#smes
CIT Group Inc. (CIT) announced today that its Commercial Services business unit has acquired a substantial portion of the US…
Bank of Baroda and Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI) have teamed up to co-finance the small-scale industries (SSI)…
Dynamic Commercial Finance plc has continued to grow profitably during the first six months of 2003, producing a profit before…
#commercial finance#funding#receivables
“The success of small businesses in America reflects the innovation, determination, and hard work of the American people. During Small…
Exports to countries in the Middle East have shot up in recent months, making up for months of losses during…
#exports#international#International Trade
The securitisation market in India may grow at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 40-50 per cent in the…
Over 1.5 million UK entrepreneurs have used The Lloyds TSB Small Business Guide since it’s first edition published in 1987…
Last month's electricity blackout hurt 82 per cent of small businesses in Ontario and cost the provincial economy between $1bn…
#economy#security#small business
The seminar, "Introduction To Banking Products and Services For SMEs", was organised by the Brunei Association of Banks on 11th…
Plans by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) to require businesses to report electronically could force the closure of many small…
Sweden delivered a crushing rejection of the single currency yesterday (14 September), turning its back on closer integration with Europe…
The Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of Zimbabwe (Pvt) Ltd (ECGC) says it is enhancing its credit operations at a time…
#bank#exporters#guarantees