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Simon Boon, Wildes The distinction between fixed and floating charges The hallmark of a fixed charge is that the assets over which it is secured are appropriated to the security immediately or at the time the chargor acquires an interest...
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‘Invoice Discounting, Factoring and Asset Based Lending’: London, 21st September 2001 In any industry, it seems that the last quarter of…
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Stuart Wilkinson of Factoring UK Ltd, a specialist brokerage in factoring and invoice discounting, says that building long-term relationships is…
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The statement that asset-based lending is on the increase is something that no one involved in the commercial finance industry…
After a long period of gestation, the principal provisions of the Insolvency Act 2000 came into force on 1st January…
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Once carrying a stigma as being the last refuge of the insolvent, it now shows its true value, says Michael…
Analysis by Matt Henderson, recovery and reorganisation partner with Grant Thornton. Insolvency statistics never make pleasant reading. For every company…
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Introduction The Bank of England recently published its 10th Annual Report on Finance for Small Firms. The Report comprised three…
The five years since legislation was introduced to curb late payment of invoices by companies have had no effect, according…
Raising money for a new or growing business is never easy. Over the last year, however, it could hardly have…
Most risk managers by now know about the Sarbanes-Oxley Act that regulates companies registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission…
According to research from the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), most small businesses are unaware of...…
It s that time of year again when Bibby Financial Services release their yearly survey to find out what are…
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