The tortoise and the hare..
Is it possible for there to be too much growth when it comes to running a business? Too fast and it can affect your business
How invoice finance works {Infographic}
How does an invoice finance facility work? What is an invoice finance facility? Take a look at this flow chart
What you need to know about factoring companies and communication ☎
Invoice Financiers need to speak to your customers, how much is too much?
6 Facts About Invoice Finance Myths That Will Impress Your Friends
A healthy cash flow is vital to any business, but businesses that issue invoices to other businesses may sometimes find that they are not receiving payment promptly or early enough, causing cash flow issues. There are myths surrounding invoice finance that we have sought to answer: Myth one: It worries and repels customers FACT: Clients may
Invoice Finance for Startups: A Guide
Funding is one of the primary concerns for any startup business – whether it’s the initial injection of capital that gets you going, or that line of credit that keeps you afloat as you establish yourself as a profitable growing business. We’re pleased to say that we’ve seen many startups achieve success on this front
Clear And Unbiased Facts About cash flow (Without All the Hype)
When it comes to your business’s finances, determining success can be challenging.
It’s all too easy to oversimplify financial success or failure into profit or loss. But the reality is far more complex than that
Things you should know about Bank Lending and Non bank lending [INFOGRAPHIC]
One third of UK SMEs do not secure the funding that they need. According to the Genesis Initiative 46% of SMEs who applied for funding to their bank were declined. Of that, over half looked no further as they were unaware of the funding options available to them from alternative lenders such as Regency Factors.
Taking The Headache Out Of Exporting
According to the latest independent statistics, released by the ONS, UK exports rose 7.4% (£43.3 billion) to £625.4 billion to the end of April 2018 compared to the same time last year. Exports continue to grow faster than imports for the tenth month continuously with the overall trade deficit narrowing by £6.7 billion from £37.5