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While economic carnage, cost-cutting and growing regulatory burdens triggered the retreat in 2020 of several banks from trade and receivables finance, asset managers, family offices and alternative investors are piling in to plug the gap. Ben Grant, the Head of Partnerships...
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Permanent TSB (PTSB) is moving deeper into SME banking by forming a novel partnership with... (more…)
#bank#invoice#SME lending
Finacity Corporation (Finacity), part of the Greensill family of companies, has assisted with the launch of... (more…)
#business finance#capital requirements#Greensill
Cubitt Trade Holdings (Cubitt), the specialist UK based finance company are delighted to... (more…)
#Cubitt Trade Holdings
Wintrust Receivables Finance closed a new US$4.7m accounts receivable... (more…)
#Wintrust Receivables Finance
I have recently been seeing a great deal of articles and headlines about a term ... (more…)
#embedded finance
Rapidly growing SME lender Grow Finance has strengthened its executive management team with... (more…)
#Grow Finance
Grow Finance Group has partnered with global electronics manufacturer LG... (more…)
The Togolese subsidiary of African Lease Group... (more…)
#African Lease Togo#Boost#funding
Surecomp®, a leading provider of global trade finance solutions for... (more…)
#State Bank of India
Marco Financial provided an international trade finance facility totaling ... (more…)
#Marco Financial
On January 26, 2021, the Central Bank of Myanmar (CBM) published Notification 1/2021 in relation to non-banking financial institutions (NBFIs).…
#bank#financial institutions#funding
Amsterdam-based fintech Factris has recently closed a funding round... (more…)
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