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SMEs welcome insolvency rule change but accountant warns against...

Rules designed to prevent struggling companies from becoming insolvent came into force yesterday (15 September), to warm applause from small firms. Under the changes, government departments will no longer automatically be first to recover debts from insolvent companies, allowing SME...

#Crown preference#insolvency#smes

Exports to Middle East boom after Iraq war

Exports to countries in the Middle East have shot up in recent months, making up for months of losses during…

#exports#international#International Trade


Committee to address concerns over financing companies

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has formed a committee to look into the activities of financing companies and to…

#banks#regulation#SEC


Morgan Stanley urges more focus on SMEs

The restructuring of the Malaysian economy and its banks since the 1997/98 Asian financial crisis has been a success, but…

#banks#funding#GDP


Improved trade deficit prompts growth optimism from leading economists

Britain's trade deficit narrowed sharply in July as the recovering global economy boosted external demand for UK goods, economists said…

#exporters#exports#GDP


Small firms given hope of cheaper liability premiums

The pressure on small businesses to meet the soaring costs of compulsory employers liability insurance came a step closer to…

#risk#small business#small businesses


Government contributions to promote regional export totals $8 million

"Canadian exporters are known around the world for their innovativeness and the excellence of their products and services," said the…

#DEC#exporters#international


METI to resume full-fledged Iraq export insurance

The Japanese government plans to resume its credit insurance programme for exports to Iraq on a full-scale basis by the…

#bank#export credit insurance#exports


The world’s foreign direct investment slumps in 2002

According to a world investment report released by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) the sluggish economic…

#conference#exporters#interest rates


Credit access a problem for SMEs

Despite commitments by financing institutions to fully support small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), most entrepreneurs are still finding it hard…

#financial institutions#smes#trade


Small businesses in varying stages of recovery, two years...

Whether they were located near the World Trade Centre or Pentagon or hundreds or thousands of miles away, small businesses…

#bank#bankruptcy#small business


SMEs’ gateway to Japanese markets

EU Gateway to Japan is a programme funded and managed by the European Commission for small- and medium-sized businesses in…

#European Commission#smes#trade

Institute of Directors agree with interest rates decision, concern...

The Institute of Directors (IoD) said it was not surprised by today's decision by the Bank of England's Monetary Policy…

#bank#Bank of England#economy

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