
It’s always good to get the legal input on supply chain finance, and I had the recent opportunity to sit in on Mayer Brown’s webinar […]
It’s always good to get the legal input on supply chain finance, and I had the recent opportunity to sit in on Mayer Brown’s webinar […]
It's getting harder to turn around in finance, especially fintech, without bumping into some reference to APIs, or application programming interfaces. Why do we normal […]
Investor interest (and when I say investor I mean Non Bank) in financing business credit (ie, shortening receivables or extending payables) is at all an […]
It's been almost a decade since the first UK P2P Lender Zopa launched, back in April 2005. In the analog world, relationships mattered. In a […]
If you are factoring an invoice, you are concerned about Fraud and Dilution. In traditional receivables financing, there are numerous risks that lenders face including […]
I recently did a post where I sized the supply chain finance application market, see Supply Chain Finance Application Market Still Small Some of these […]
As part of BNP’s punishment for violating U.S. sanctions against Sudan, Cuba and Iran, in addition to being fined $8.9 billion, a New York banking […]
Banks have very strong AML and KYC rules that need to be applied to other banks. This tends to be more complicated because of requirements […]
The disruption occurring around working capital business banking is in the early days, but between “information advantaged” finance models and more expensive bank equity, start-ups […]
Bank’s have been looking to distribute trade finance assets off their books for a number of years because their equity has become increasingly expensive, especially […]
When Banco Espirito Santo SA credit-default swaps were devalued last month after the Portuguese bank was rescued and restructured by the government, it was a […]
Networks contain valuable data on the performance history of buyers and their suppliers. Today, most of the financing is done on one event, an approved […]