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Large retailers and banks are discussing agreements that would enable suppliers to be paid promptly in return for a fee. The mechanism, called reverse factoring, has been developed by the banks in response to (more…)
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DSO is a prime example of an issue within credit and receivables management that continues to crop up with noticeable…
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With larger companies being named and shamed as the main culprits of late payment according to recent research from the…
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Global credit insurance specialist, Atradius, has produced a series of reports to help companies protect their credit sales in the…
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Article by François de Hennin – Mediaedge The main danger for any service provider is to loose its uniqueness (i.e.…
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Market Performance and Supply Total factored volume for Taiwan in 2000 was approximately US$4.25bn, which compares with US$2.1bn in 1999,…
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Trade-credit insurance has been used in the US since the last of the tall-masted ships were hauling cargo between Europe…
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Small businesses should apply tougher measures to help them overcome problems with late payment, says Bibby Financial Services. According to…
The UK's four million small- and medium-sized companies (SMEs) spend a total of 11.5m hours every week chasing unpaid invoices,…
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Fresh statistics indicate that the total volume for factoring increased in 2004 by 13%, measured in euros, or even 22%,…
Colombian credit insurer Segurexpo is planning an aggressive move into the domestic market, local paper La Repъblica reported. “The goal…
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Emirates Bank has become the only local bank in the UAE to become an accredited member of Factors Chain International…
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