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Oliver Chapman (pictured), CEO of supply chain specialists OCI, the UK’s fastest growing company in 2022, comments on the US Federal Reserve (Fed) decision to keep interest rates on hold. “The US Federal Reserve increased interest rates ten times in...
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As they continue to face a changing operating environment which is also producing many opportunities, what’s foremost in the minds…
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Midway through this year’s Receivables Finance International Convention, held in the London offices of Clifford Chance, Peter Mulroy, FCI’s Secretary…
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I receive each Friday a comprehensive set of charts from... (more…)
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Commenting on the outlook for SMEs as the BofE raises interest rates yet again, Douglas Grant... (more…)
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Standard Chartered Bank has announced the launch of a strategic partnership with information technology company MISA JSC to offer unsecured…
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I have found the IMF blog published periodically online of great value and the most recent one (April 11, 2023)…
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Turkey’s factoring companies are facing a difficult year with an economy in crisis and a new regulation from the Central…
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Kyriba, a global leader in cloud-based financial and IT solutions, has just announced the launch of ... (more…)
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The high energy bill, rising interest rates and wages will weigh heavily on corporates’ profitability and cash flows.The current fiscal…
#Allianz Trade#inflation#insolvencies
In the previous McKinsey’s Global Payments Report, it was stated an annual decline in revenues for 2020, the first since 2009. At…
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Commenting on the UK’s biggest interest rate hike in 33 years... (more…)
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Demand for export credit insurance is currently strong, particularly for short-term credit cover. This is one of the key conclusions…
#insolvencies#interest rates#supply chains