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Credit Control  Journal has been established for 31 years and remains one of the world's leading research journals dedicated to the advancement of credit and asset management knowledge.


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Recent features on creditcontrol.co.uk

  The ICM: from little acorns
Debt management - The people element

Finding the right blend

The Credit Crunch and the timely use of data

 

Latest Credit Headlines

Invoice and Asset Based Lending now funding options of choice

  As the UK officially moves out of recession, Invoice and Asset Based Lender Venture Finance PLC has announced positive growth in its client numbers for the last quarter of 2009.

 

Retail administrations down

  Retail administrations have dropped to their lowest level since 2007.

 

UK businesses improve their late payment performance in 2009

  At the end of 2009 UK businesses had significantly improved the time it takes them to settle their bills,

 

Government departments fail to deliver on  payment pledge

Government departments are continuing to fail to deliver on the pledge to ease the cashflow problems faced by SMEs.

 

Marginal drop in Administrations during 2009

The total number of companies falling into administration in 2009 saw a marginal drop.

 

Incorrect credit files restricting access to consumer credit

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has  warned consumers that inaccurate credit reference files may restrict their access to credit.

 

SMEs chase late payers amid cashflow pain

Most SMEs the UK are managing cashflow by chasing late payers, tightening expenses and paying suppliers later, a survey shows.

 

Loan sharks targeting poorest households

Thousands of  households have taken out loans with interest rates averaging 825% during "the worst Christmas in a generation" for illegal doorstep lending, according to a new report.


 


 


 



 






 



 

 




 

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