(3 February 2022 – Global) A record half a trillion dollars of debt was raised in January by corporates as issuers raced to leverage attractive borrowing rates preceding […]
(11 January 2022 – United Kingdom) A record low number of British firms fell into administration in 2021 despite the heavy toll of the pandemic according to insolvency […]
(25 November 2021 – Australia) NAB’s Head of Business and Private Banking, Andrew Irvine, has proclaimed that he views the resilience of Australian businesses as ‘incredible’ since his […]
(3 November 2021 – Singapore) OCBC and UOB expect sustained growth momentum next year in their key markets despite headwinds such as supply chain disruptions and Covid-19 infections […]
(24 September 2021 – United Kingdom) The London-based Financial Technology (FinTech) company Vyne has recently secured £11.3 million in funding to expand its open banking payment services. Vyne […]
(20 September 2021 – United Kingdom) In its annual trade and development report, the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) states that although the global economy is […]
Cash conservation is behind a dramatic drop in the number of businesses reporting cash flow issues, with three times as many SMEs as usual saying they had no […]
(7 June 2021 – Australia) With Australia one of only three developed countries with GDP growth in the green and tracking above pre-pandemic levels, AMP points to seven […]
Australia’s Westpac has continued trimming its trade finance product in Asia, its half year results show. Analysts say its modest market share is likely to be gobbled up […]
(26 April 2021 – Australia) Grow Finance has reported a strong bounce back in business confidence and investment from the COVID lockdowns and restrictions, with its small to […]
