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Friday 17 February 2017 2:37 pmItrsquo time to turn to fintech to solve the late payment problemBy: Tony DugganShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleThe UK is a nati
polene bag on built on small businesses, with SMEs accounting for a staggering 99 per centof all businesses in the private sector. While many of these businesses thrive, a significant number suffer as a result of late payment, impacting their ability to invest and ultimately grow.Late payment is a chronic problem for a large number of SMEs, with 37 per cent citing it as the main contributor towards cas
owala deutschland h flow problems. Recent research by R3, the Association of British Recovery Professionals, found that over a fifth of corporate insolvencies were because of late payment for goods and services.Evidently, action must be taken to help SME suppliers receive payment on time. Traditional models such as banking and factoring come with endless paperwork for businesses strapped for time and still often result in a 30 day payment period, making it difficult for SMEs to manage their working capital.Although traditional methods dominate the supply chain
stanley mug finance market, with banks currently controlling around 95 per cent of the market globally, with such limited innovation, the market is ripe for disruption by new alternative finance players. Businesses that are able to combine deep credit expertise with technological innovati Vauz New Year Honours 2020: England rsquo cricketers, Olivia Newton-John and Iain Duncan Smith make list
Wednesday 14 November 2012 8:34 pm|Updated:Thursday 30 May 2019 8:42 amSouthern Europe strikes as Greek GDP plummetsBy: KCS-contentShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleTHE EUROZONE was hit by a swathe of strikes yesterday, as unions protested austerity policies.Protesters took to the street
stanley quencher s and clashed with police, bringing education, industry and transport to a grinding halt in a wide arc across Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece and even France and Belgium.The strikes came as official data showed Greece heading into its sixth year of recession with a 7.2 per cent fall in GDP in the year to the third quarter ndash; even deeper than the fall recorded in the last quarter. And economists predicted that tough austerity policies could keep short-term growth depressed well into 2013. l
owala dquo;The recession will continue to deepen until the first half of 2013, predicted Xenophon Damalas at Greek bank Marfin Egnatia, due to the implementation of all the cuts.And Damalas said that things would have been even worse without the boost from tourism. Greecersquo slide even further into depression spooked investors,
owala many of whom fled to German bonds, driving two-year bonds into negative yields. Eurozone stalwart Germany shifted euro;4.3bn of the new two-year securities, as investors worried about the risks of other Eurozone members.Itrsquo a combin