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The Institute for Supply Management (formerly the National Association of Purchasing Management) has announced that its index of factory activity rose from 44.5 in November to 48.2 in December, its highest level in 14 months. This has been taken by...
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On 20 December 2001 both houses of Congress passed HR 2884, the federal tax relief package for victims of the…
The UK manufacturing economy recorded a further month of significant contraction in December. The seasonally-adjusted Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI –…
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Sequoia National Bank has announced that it has filed a lawsuit against Peter Behr, Jr., Richard Hatfield, Daniel Holland, Robert…
BancoEstado is extending US$110mil in warranties for loans for operations and investment projects for micro, small and medium sized companies…
#BBVA#financial institutions#guarantees
On 19 December 2001, Gerling Speziale Kreditversicherungs-AG, Cologne, became the first credit insurer to offer European small and medium-sized enterprises…
Banks are set to escape tough new regulations covering their dealings with small businesses in favour of a code of…
According to the Japanese External Trade Organisation (Jetro), economic growth in east Asia will pick up next year and then…
Shape the future of Asia-Pacific factoring! BCR Receivables Finance International’s Asia Pacific Conference is to be held in Singapore’s Four…
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General Electric was named the world's most respected company for the fourth straight year in a worldwide survey of chief…
Companies are still taking longer to pay their bills three years after legislation to speed up payment was introduced. The…
Leslie Bland, Chief Executive of Close Invoice Finance has today commented on the reasons behind and implications of the recent…
The fifth annual conference of the UK Factors and Discounters Association was held, with much success, last week on the…