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The Better Payment Practice Group (BPPG) holds the view that action is required by all sectors of the business community to create positive change in the payment culture in the UK. Experian's research (see 28 July 2004: Legislation fails to...
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The amount of time companies take to settle bills has risen to its highest level since 1998, when legislation was…
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The interest rate for companies wishing to apply the late payment legislation will be 12.5% for the period 1 July…
European companies continue to face problems with late payments, which in just six years have increased in length by an…
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Despite DTI figures which show that UK insolvencies due to late or non-payment are increasing, the majority of small- and…
Equador's government is to introduce a new export loan insurance programme backed by French-based trade insurer Coface. State export promotion…
The Better Payment Practice Group (BPPG) has launched a new version of its popular credit management guide and wallchart. The…
Credit insurer Coface said payment default risk in China is still low but traders need to be cautious and selective…
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With just 18 months elapsed since the late payment legislation was completely implemented in the UK, the Better Payment Practice…
The payment performance of over 2,700 plcs, including some of the UK's largest household names, has been published by the…
The Better Payment Practice Group (BPPG) has announced the appointment of Dr Richard Wilson, business policy executive at the Institute…
Coface UK recently conducted a mini-poll asking respondents whether they believed levels of delayed and/or non-payment will increase or decrease…
Almost three quarters of the 1,476 businesses surveyed on the Better Payment Practice Group’s (BPPG) website admitted that they are…