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Rumours have emerged that Credit Agricole SA, parent company of French factors Transfact, is to float on the Paris stock exchange. It is understood that Credit Agricole plans to list in the second half of 2001. Source: Zephus
It was announced yesterday that the Bermuda based conglomerate, Tyco International Ltd, plans to move into the financial services market.…
The Norwegian government is divesting a 13.4% stake in Den norske Bank, parent company of one of the Norwegian factoring…
#bank#international
Cattles plc (formerly Reedham Factors) has announced that it intends to place an additional 14 million shares at a minimum…
The Chilean government has launched an initiative designed to help small businesses refinance their debts and rekindle investment. A US$2bn…
Recording a level of 52.1 in February, the seasonally adjusted Purchasing Managers’ Index (a composite index designed to provide an…
The French Bank Credit Agricole, owners of the French factoring company Transfact, has acquired 21million shares (equivalent to 1.2%) in…
#bank#Credit Agricole#Italian factoring
A survey conducted by Dun & Bradstreet, the business information group, has shown that German companies on average are the…
Rumours have emerged that the Singer & Friedlander Group, owners of Singer & Friedlander Factors Ltd, are about to succumb…
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee today voted to maintain the Bank's repo rate at 5.75%. The minutes of…
#bank#Bank of England#interest
Bibby Factors Bristol Ltd, part of the Bibby Group of Factors (the largest non-bank owned factoring organisation in the UK),…
#bank#BCR Publishing#cash-flow
From today, Natwest’s small business customers can benefit from a clear overdraft commitment of up to 12 months with the…
Leading European banks and insurers have formed a discussion and lobbying group to support the completion of the single market…
#Allianz#bank#Deutsche Bank