By Staff writer
As much as we love Christmas, it can be a challenging time for small businesses. For some it is a peak period of the year. While this seems like a great thing on the surface, it actually throws up all sorts of issues to be dealt with by over-stretched management teams and could lead to a cash flow crisis.
By Staff writer
With SMEs being more sensitive to cash flow issues, invoice financing can be an effective way for small businesses to keep things steady.
Cash flow is so important for UK businesses and many owners will often explore different funding options to stay on …
Andrew Duncan, Partner and UK Head at”Infosys Consulting shares his insight on what businesses can do to achieve both stability and agility during this time.
Head of Consulting at Leyton UK, Radeep Mathew, shares his views on the cash flow issues that SMEs are facing.
Matthew Thorpe, Managing Partner of Haines Watts Hornchurch has some essential tips to help business owners plan financially for the future.
Ingemar Sj?gren, CFO and Co-Founder of payment services firm, Billhop says effective balance sheet management could mean the difference between financial success and failure during the coronavirus era.
Radeep Mathew, Head of Consulting at innovative funding specialists, Leyton,’says SMEs must pursue innovative methods to deal with their cash flow problems if they want to survive the coronavirus crisis.
UK SMEs were owed more than £34bn in late payments, equating to an average debt owed of £34,286 per business. And that was before the coronavirus outbreak. We examined cash flow coping strategies for SMEs during times of crisis in an exclusive webinar. Here are the highlights.
Pimlico Plumbers boss, Charlie Mullins discusses the Government’s Bounce Back Loan scheme, and whether it will help the UK’s small-to-medium enterprises thrive again.
