Credit and Finance
UK insolvencies to rise by over a quarter this year - credit insurer Atradius
Insolvencies were down in H1, but will end up 27 per cent above last year's
Euler Hermes casts doubts over gov's credit insurance support scheme
Credit insurer says talks with the European Commission are taking longer than expected
Government close to agreeing deal to cover credit insurers - reports
Proposed reinsurance scheme would see government share risk of trade credit insurance with insurers, according to Sky News
How resellers can manage cashflow in unprecedented times
There are a number of simple measures resellers can take to keep the cashflow moving and maximise their chances of coming out the other side Nick Tiltman says
Government confirms credit insurance protection talks
Some EU states have already pledged to back potential losses for credit insurance firms, allowing them to maintain coverage
Why the UK should take note of Germany's credit insurance masterstroke
Credit insurance expert Mike Stott on how the government needs to do more
Cato Networks bags $77m in biggest funding round yet
Latest round brings total investment raised by SD-WAN vendor to $202m
Shearwater reveals pandemic providing 'opportunities for expansion' in trading update
Fellow AIM-listed firm Adept optimistic about COVID-19 challenges in own update but declined to make a forecast for its crrent year
Credit insurers urged not to cut cover in 'critical' IT channel
Following generic warnings of cover reductions from Atradius and QBE, one distributor claims cutting the limits into e-tailers and other tech suppliers would be 'misguided and irresponsible'
Are you furloughing staff? You're not alone….
44 per cent of business planning to furlough at least half of their workforce, British Chamber of Commerce poll finds
Beta administrators downbeat on prospect of creditor returns
One director of failed distie agreed to discharge his debts of over £400,000
How to avoid getting tangled in VAT fraud
Credit guru Eddie Pacey explains how businesses can scrutinise their supply chains to make sure they don't become a scapegoat in a VAT fraud
£20m VAR seeks buyer after entering administration
Administrators say the business 'suffered from severe cashflow issues'
Corporate insolvency levels hit five-year high
Insolvencies in second quarter driven by rise in creditors' voluntary liquidations
Ray of cautionary hope for some of Beta's creditors
Latest administrator's report indicates that it is 'possible' that the distie's secured and preferential creditors could get some money back
Scottish Cisco partner Hutchinson Networks goes into administration
'Rising star in global IT network deployment' hits the wall
AI vendor hints at IPO after recent $7bn valuation
UiPath raises $568m in its recent Series D funding round
Eddie Pacey's credit casebook: Getting paid
Credit guru Eddie Pacey emphasises that good credit control is vital as he reminisces on a case involving an Essex-based reseller
Flurry of funding for cloud data warehouse vendor Snowflake
Snowflake raises $450m to boost engineering and sales capabilities
Is this the fastest-growing enterprise software company ever?
Robotics company UiPath claims it is now valued at $3bn after $225m funding round
Meet the hot new cloud storage vendor taking on AWS
Wasabi Technologies to go international in the cloud storage market after raising $68m in latest funding round
