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As part of its desire to create and develop a more business friendly culture the UK Department of Trade and Industry has proposed a new approach to be taken towards failed new businesses. Under current bankruptcy law most directors of...
#bankruptcy#trade#WHO
Insol, the body which represents insolvency professionals internationally, has launched a project intended to allow potentially viable businesses to survive…
#bank#insolvency#international
In January 2001 Greece will join the euro-zone and the Athens stock exchange will begin to develop and move away…
#bank#Bank of Cyprus
In the July - September 2000 quarter company insolvencies in England and Wales reached 3,776 on a seasonally adjusted basis.…
At the end of September 2000 Mizuho Holdings Inc, the holding company for the newly formed Mizuho Financial Group, was…
#bank#IBM#insurance
A new federal bill, The Structured Settlement Act (HR 5421), was introduced on 6 October 2000. This legislation is intended…
#insurance#securitisation#trade
It has been announced today that Euro Sales Finance will be providing growth capital for one of the leading online…
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The FDA has today released the figures for the nine months to 30 September 2000. The figures show a continuing…
#credit protection#import factoring#invoice
Two Merseyside firms, FWL Technologies and Bermans Solicitors, together with the Merseyside Special Investment Fund (MSIF) have joined forces to…
The Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, Stephen Byers, has today commented on the impact of this week’s pre-budget…
#cash-flow#innovation#trade
The Government of Taiwan is seeking to accelerate the introduction of a new law aimed at reducing the number of…
The French based bank Crйdit Lyonnais has sold 85% of its Portuguese subsidiary Crйdit Lyonnais Portugal to the Spanish bank…
In January-June 2000 the six largest listed Malaysian banks recorded new non-performing loans at an annualised rate of 11% on…
#banks#economy