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Capital Matters
http://blog.receivablesxchange.com
Capital Matters focuses on the financial issues that face small & medium businesses or SMBs. It also discusses and offers advice on the markets, credit, and access to capital. It’s published by The Receivables Exchange.
- Added on: Oct 7th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Recent Posts
What’s in it for Small Business?
An interesting Catch-22 appears to be forming in the U.S. banking system. It is abundantly clear that the lack of new credit issuance and balance sheet growth is holding back our economy. Even the suits in Washington are now wagging their tongues a...
The Receivables Exchange, Ariba Deliver Powerful Receivables Financing Tool
Today marks another milestone for the Exchange. To help even more companies convert their receivables into capital and optimize their cash flow management, today we announced the launch of our seamlessly integrated trading platform delivered through ...
Need Working Capital? The Ice Man Cometh
November 17th marks the one-year anniversary that The Receivables Exchange went live - the first day that accounts receivable were traded electronically in a transparent, real-time, online marketplace. Business history is filled with these moments, a...
Burn Me Once, Shame On Me. Burn Me Twice…
CIT's future is uncertain. Liquidity remains the No. 1 challenge for businesses - clearly, now more than ever - even if you're not a CIT customer. Even if your cash flow hasn't been interrupted, do you really want to wait to see if - and when - it wi...
Standing in the Wake of CIT Bankruptcy Filing
After months of efforts to stay afloat, CITs filing for bankruptcy yesterday sent shockwaves through the small and midsize business community, particularly retailers and manufacturers. Thousands of retailers and manufacturers are seeing their single ...
What’s Next For CIT? Hurry Up and Wait…
The only thing we know for certain with the unfortunate CIT situation is that we remain in a wait-and-see situation as to whether the CIT restructuring will happen in or out of court. CIT has faced potential fallout since July and this latest $4.5 bi...
