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Urguayan bank Banco Acac has joined forces with French insurer Coface to provide export financing with credit insurance, local daily El Pais reported. The Coface group could not give more information or comment on the partnership. Source: Business News Americas/BCR
The Federal Reserve decided to keep short-term interest rates unchanged yesterday, in something of an anticlimax to recent dramatic developments…
Business is booming in the most profitable town in Britain, despite the average business seeing a fall in profits, a…
A high level meeting in the Planning Commission today on the flow of credit to the small scale sector decided…
#bank#interest rates#late payment
The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) announced Tuesday that the central bank has officially ratified the ICBC to…
The UK recorded 1,855 business failures in November 2002, according to the latest figures released by Experian, the global information…
The number of bankruptcy filings in the federal courts in Fiscal Year (FY) 2002 broke records again, and with no…
The African Trade Insurance Agency (ATI), the continent’s only pan-African, multilateral export credit and political risk agency, today announced that…
#insolvency#international#political risks
The African Banking Corporation (ABC) group is to invest an additional US$2million in its operations in Zambia because the country…
#economy#financial services#invoice
Cattles Invoice Finance has expanded its operations with the opening of an office in Glasgow. The office will offer a…
Fleet Capital Corporation, one of the United States's largest asset-based lenders, announced today that it served as agent for a…
#capital requirements#liquidity#working capital
Federal Reserve policymakers are expected to hold interest rates at a 41-year low when they meet tomorrow following the sudden…