Ireland needs a shake up in credit management
Ireland’s need to come out of the dark ages was what emerged yesterday at the Irish Institute of Credit Management’s (IICM) seminar in Dublin.
Speaking at the conference was credit management expert
Two directors who recklessly presided over the Ђ6 million collapse of Doherty Advertising will each pay back just Ђ150,000 under a confidential settlement.
The Irish Stock Exchange is set later to unveil a new market designed to attract small to medium-sized companies later this year - but it has no immediate plans to revamp its own quaint ownership structure.
The popularity of factoring and invoice discounting has continued to grow as industry turnover hit record levels for the third quarter running, as shown by figures from the Factors and Discounters Association (FDA).
There has been a 50 per cent rise in the level of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Ireland this year.
The popularity of factoring and invoice discounting as a financing option in Ireland has continued to grow as industry turnover hit record levels of Ђ3.2bn, figures released by The Factors and Discounters Association (FDA) have revealed.
The Small Firms Association (SFA) described the economic outlook for the remainder of the year as positive yesterday, but it warned the Government to restrain public spending.
Receiver Tom Kavanagh is expected to apply to the High Court this week for permission to seek orders against the principal shareholder and director of Doherty Advertising under Section 297a of the Companies Acts 1963 and Section 139 of the Compani
Small firms' lobby group, The Irish Small and Medium Enterprises Assocation (ISME), has expressed concern at the impact of Irish VAT collection procedures on small-business cash flow, calling for an immediate increase in the threshold for cash rec
There has been a marked improvement in business confidence among small firms, according to the latest quarterly survey by the Irish Small and Medium Enterprises Association (ISME).