ChannelMoney

A service provider that focuses on the UK channel's financial needs, including free advice on issues such as insolvency

By CRN staff

29 Apr 2008

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ChannelMoney describes itself as a one-stop shop for the channel's finanical needs. It adds that many of the services it offers are provided free of charge.

It lists the following service areas on its web site:

  • Struggling Businesses
  • Creditor Consortium
  • The Shopping List
  • Recovery of Debts
  • Merger & Acquisitions
  • MBO & MBI
  • Credit Repair
  • Company Formation
  • Factoring & Invoice Discounting
  • Leasing
  • Credit Management Outsourcing
  • Credit Insurance
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