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Fourteen global financial institutions have launched a drive to use technology and standardisation for the wider distribution of trade finance assets. ANZ, Crédit Agricole CIB, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, ING, Lloyds Bank, Rabobank, Standard Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, and Sumitomo Mitsui...
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Australian Factoring Company was expanding her activities to New Zealand as... (more…)
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...announces that his company is going to start offering a new product... (more…)
#invoice#small business#small businesses
Arbuthnot Banking Group has achieved a profit before tax for 2018 of £6.8m, compared to... (more…)
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Manchester-based Secure Trust Bank Commercial Finance has increased its lending balances by 54 per cent... (more…)
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...Mexican fintech firm focused on SME lending, has bagged a US$100m credit facility from... (more…)
#SMEs finance
In line with its strategic ambition to grow in promising new markets, Coface is launching its... (more…)
#insurance#international#Xavier Durand
Yorkshire-based company, ABL Business Ltd, is expanding their operations into... (more…)
#commercial finance#Funding Options#insolvency
The small and medium enterprises (SMEs) play a vital role in a country’s economic growth. Unlike start-ups, this sector has…
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LBBW and Commerzbank together have reached a milestone in the digitisation of ... (more…)
#Marco Polo
The fifth EU Factoring and Commercial Finance Summit took place last week on 21st-22nd of March... (more…)
#ALF#blockchain#Cagatay Baydar
Business finance platform MarketInvoice has made the Future Fifty, a list of... (more…)
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Lithuanian factoring company...is considering the possibility... (more…)
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