• Insolvencies are likely to fade away during the summer sun but a rash is expected in October
• SME’s factor eight checklist to protect against post summer blues

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‘The Alder: a pioneering species which grows quickly
and thrives on ground neglected by larger trees.’

Aldermore is the new name in British banking which will provide a range of competitive asset finance facilities for small and medium sized businesses. Continue Reading

Weatherbys Bank is part of the Weatherbys family of companies that was first established over 200 years ago. 

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In October 2009, the next stage of the Companies Act introduces several changes which will change the way we look at data.  Although all of the changes can be argued as a point of interest the one which will make the most impact will be the changes to the Director’s residential address. Continue Reading

2009 is proving to be another demanding year for the recruitment sector.

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An industry brought to its knees by the financial meltdown, the leasing landscape is unrecognisable from that of 12 months ago. Corruption, mergers and insolvency have taken over as the main themes – but from this bleak picture some lessors are not only surviving but flourishing. Continue Reading

Tenon practitioners are first in the UK to be regulated and approved by the Qatar Financial Centre Authority (QFCA) Continue Reading

As lessors look for a low risk approach to trade supply finance, Fred Crawley of Leasing Life discovers that asset management firms may provide the way in: Continue Reading

Warning: The Coface country rating does not concern sovereign debt, but rather indicates the average level of risk presented by the companies of a country in their commercial transactions. This average trend is not a guide to each company’s rating, which is determined by its own characteristics. It is therefore essential that partners of a company located in one of the mentioned countries check the company’s specific Coface rating. Continue Reading