Introduction Across North America, Europe, Asia and beyond, central banks are increasingly entertaining radical new methods to shore up skyrocketing public liabilities and debts, particularly in developed countries now wrestling with rapidly aging demographic trends. These methods include currency-diluting measures, … Continue reading →

Alternative lending provides small- and medium-sized businesses with the funding lifeline they need to compete with bigger rivals. Banks, and particularly big banks, are geared for the customers that take big loans. They’ll bend over backwards to give their big … Continue reading →

It’s a gamble like no other for the Telsa automotive manufacturer and the state best known for financial deals involving casinos, gaming, and slot-pull windfalls. The Silver State recently landed a competitive agreement to build the nation’s world’s largest lithium-ion … Continue reading →

There’s a good amount of talk on this blog about how difficult it is for the run-of-the-mill business to apply for and actually receive a small business loan from a corporate bank – yes this still goes on today. Though … Continue reading →

The years 2014 and 2015 are expected to be big years for the Utica Shale Oil and Gas Project, particularly for the eastern Ohio state region. Though once thought to be a small amount of natural gas squeezed deep beneath … Continue reading →

A recent report put together by World Factoring Yearbook 2013 and Factors Chain International has come to light that shows the use of factoring accounts receivables has increased across the globe.