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International Business late payment rise predicted for Europe

UK debt collections

International Business late payment is expected to rise across Europe according to latest research. A survey conducted by Intrum AB of 11,000 European companies predicts that Businesses are expecting late payments to rise. The rise is expected due to rising inflation, fuel costs and interest rates.

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4 tips to lower your DSO

On Guard

How can companies avoid payment pitfalls and lower their DSO in times of economic uncertainty? When it comes to late payments, prevention is always better than a cure. So how can companies avoid payment pitfalls and lower their DSO? So how can companies avoid payment pitfalls and lower their DSO?

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UK Business insolvency rises by 18%

UK debt collections

Uk Business insolvency is officially on the rise. The latest figures from the Insolvency Service have shown that the number of business insolvencies in England & Wales for October 2023 was 2,315, 18% higher than in the same month in the previous year (1,954 in October 2022). Businesses are being battered from all sides.

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Is the economic landscape changing? – Guest blog by Menzies LLP

CICM

In this week’s guest blog, the Menzies LLP Creditor Services team look at the changing economic landscape, alongside Small & Medium sized Businesses’ (“SMB”) debt statistics. Economy continues to grow. The BBC recently reported that the economy grew by 0.8% Late payments on the up. Monthly cap at £2,500.

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Compliance Roundup - 7 December 2022

CSA

BEIS announces review into tackling late payments for small businesses. The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has announced plans to carry out a comprehensive review into tackling late payments for small businesses. Latest FOS newsletter published.

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Troutman Pepper Weekly Consumer Financial Services Newsletter

Troutman Sanders

Consumers who did not pay the fee had to wait up to three business days for their advances. However, the complaint alleges that the defendants accessed and misused tens of millions of dollars for various purposes, including market manipulation of the crypto asset, business expenses, investments in unrelated companies, and personal use.

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Q2 Industry Insights: Higher Monthly Expenses for Consumers, Regulatory Guidance for Financial Institutions

True Accord

The ending of various pandemic-era benefits including the pause on student loan payments will impact consumers in the coming months. Lawmakers are looking for other relief options, but in the meantime, many consumers will face higher monthly scheduled payments than they can cover, leading to delinquencies across credit types.