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The Bangladeshi government considers a further cut in bank interest rates, specifically for small and medium sized enterprises. (more…)
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The Institute of Certified Public Accountants in Ireland has highlighted the extent of the difficulties facing newly established businesses stifled…
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More than two thirds of small-to-medium sized businesses have said the interest rates on their loans have risen over the…
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In a recent meeting with Australia's major banks, Minister for Small Business Craig Emerson, criticised the Australian Bankers Association (ABA)…
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The runaway growth in bank credit seen over the past five years has lost steam, with this year's loans growth…
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US SMEs are facing a short-term shortfall in available funding from both banks and factors. (more…)
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Factorscan talks with Laura Cristina Otoya Tono, International Director at Factoring Bancolombia, about developments in the Colombian factoring market, unique…
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Ugandan SMEs have not exploited a loan developed by the European Investment Bank due to a lack of information about how to…
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The Romanian President expressed his confidence in the country's banking system and is encouraging local business to turn to banks…
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CBI suggests that banks concentrate upon alternative channels of funding. (more…)
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Ken Hitzig, President and CEO of Accord Financial Corporation, Canada, is the latest in the series to talk to Factorscan…
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Turkish business leaders have highlighted limited access to funding as being a key concern for Turkish businesses in the downturn.…
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The Korea Land Corp (KLC) has increased its offering to Korean SMEs to help them overcome shortages in funding. (more…)
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