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The government has amended its laws to have a bigger say in the decision making of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) by having two members on the central bank s board as compared to one now. (more…)
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The Chinese government has created preferential procurement policies for SMEs to boost their development, according to a recent government statement.…
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In welcoming the European Central Bank's (ECB) decision to reduce interest rates by a further 0.25 per cent, the Irish…
Suppliers and service providers doing business with the government of Gauteng, one of the nine provinces of South Africa, may…
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The government has decided that the United Kingdom will not opt into the European Commission's proposed regulation to establish the…
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The Ukrainian government has established a draft law to create its own export credit agency (ECA). (more…)
The Asset Based Finance Association (ABFA) has announced that Matthew Davies has joined the Association in the new role of…
More than 100,000 small businesses could save in excess of £600 million a year in accountancy and administration costs under…
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A shariah-compliant SME financing fund totalling RM 2 billion will be established next year, according to Malaysian prime minister Datuk…
The Ghanaian government is launching a scheme to ensure price stability and affordable financing for farmers. (more…)
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The Indian government is considering an interest subvention scheme which, for the first time, could enable the SME industry to…
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Since its launch in 2008, the Trust Fund for the Financing of Competitiveness has provided US $9.6 million worth of…
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The Minister of Production confirmed the dates of Factoring Act coming into force as he has launched the Guarantee Program…
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