Lack of finance ‘costs UK auto firms £25bn in lost revenue’
by Graham Buck
Mid-sized automotive manufacturers are held back due to lack of access to funding, claims a Wyelands Bank study.
by Graham Buck
Mid-sized automotive manufacturers are held back due to lack of access to funding, claims a Wyelands Bank study.
by Graham Buck
The Dutch finance and treasury consultancy marks its 25th year with new office openings in Denmark and Sweden.
by Graham Buck
The National Bank of Hungary’s deputy governor wants to double or even triple its size.
by Graham Buck
The UN Conference on trade and development wants to raise their profile and maximise opportunities in the digital economy.
by Graham Buck
In its outlook for Q2 of 2019, the Danish online trading specialist sees the next two years as crucial for Europe’s evolution.
by Graham Buck
The single marketplace for global payments announced that Russia’s three largest banks are now part of its network.
by Graham Buck
A survey suggests that concerns over the outcome of the federal election, likely to take place in May, is delaying business decisions.
by Graham Buck
A survey conducted in North America and Europe suggests that it has become a bigger worry than trade disputes and fraud.
by Graham Buck
The banking giant aims to step up competition with rivals Bank of America and Wells Fargo.
by Graham Buck
The European Union’s stricter requirements for prevention could result in more fraud in the US and elsewhere, claims a report.
by Graham Buck
Chancellor Philp Hammond said the consultation will look at how to support investment after the UK loses EIB financing.
by Graham Buck
The world is fast adopting digital payments, despite a continuing fondness for old methods such as cheques in the US.
by Graham Buck
Winners will be companies that can offer the right mix of payment options, says the group.
by Graham Buck
The Singapore banking group’s smart business transformation programme aims to support Thailand’s smaller businesses.
by Graham Buck
Companies must not relax their AML standards post-Brexit to secure trade deals, says the Treasury Committee.
by Graham Buck
The European Payments Council agreed that the UK will remain a member of the single euro payments area.
by Graham Buck
The move is the latest in a slow but steady policy of economic liberalisation - although not for the property sector.
by Graham Buck
Governor Mark Carney warns that EU business are ill prepared for the fallout from a no-deal exit by the UK.
by Graham Buck
An independent report predicts that within 15 years, cash will nonetheless account for only 10% of all payments.
by Graham Buck
Few anticipate outright recession in 2019, but talk of an economic slowdown has increased.
by Graham Buck
The bank says the partnership with C2FO will meet the increased working capital needs of Indian businesses.
by Graham Buck
Payments New Zealand has released a set of standards to accompany technology developed for the initiative.