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More small businesses will seek to increase their loan levels or lines of credit during 2008 according to the nationwide Small Business Research Board study released. (more…)
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CIT Small Business Lending Corporation was ranked the number one Small Business Administration volume lender for the fifth consecutive year…
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Competitiveness Minister Stephen Timms has set out the final timetable for the implementation of the Companies Act. (more…)
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Cattles Invoice Finance has announced a partnership with workspace specialist Evans Easyspace. (more…)
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Marlin Business Services Corp reported net income of US$5.0m for Q3 but it will discontinue the origination of new factoring…
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FMO is looking at setting up an exclusive fund in India to finance family-promoted small- and medium-sized businesses. (more…)
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Delayed payments by the government and big corporations continue to stifle South Africa's SMEs. (more…)
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The Private Sector Foundation of Uganda has designed a new initiative to help business enterprises pay back their bank loans.…
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Research by Venture Finance suggests that 68% of SMEs would turn to their accountant when experiencing problems with their bank. (more…)
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Small businesses were furious and banks happy after the Competition Commission said it is ready to scrap interest-rate incentives for…
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The Slovak factoring market rose by 5.5% in H1 2007, compared to a H1 2006 year-on-year increase of 47%, which…
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SME Bank is considering a new programme that would offer low cost loans to small rural businesses seeking to expand…
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The Small and Medium Enterprise Development Bank of Thailand predicts its outstanding credit lines will jump more than 50 percent…
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