Business Money - December 2015

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The industry journal in business finance and banking

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Business Money Magazine Description:

Business Money: bringing business and money together since 1993

Business Money is the industry journal in commercial finance and business banking. Published since 1993, on the basis that good financial judgement is a skill that requires a blend of economic, market, legal and product knowledge. With this latest app version of the publication, Business Money is now in the most convenient place for you.

The monthly publication delivers news, reviews, research, comment and analysis to financial intermediaries, business bankers, commercial lenders, and SME decision makers and supports these finance professionals with timely, relevant and accurate market intelligence and sources of business funding. Business Money provides senior business finance decision-makers with balanced market intelligence and sources of business finance with the inclusion of valuable product and company news but also includes insightful features on the state and development of business finance in the UK and worldwide.

Key features include:

- Factoring and invoice discounting
- Business banking
- Commercial mortgages
- Trade finance
- All-asset finance
- Credit insurance
- Regulations and legal frameworks
- Market economy review
- Structured finance
- Securitisation
- Mergers and acquisitions

Are you looking for finance either for your own business or on behalf of a client? Business Money has an extensive range of contacts within the commercial finance and banking sectors. It can advise on placing your requirements ranging from a modest piece of business equipment up to a multi-million pound facility supporting a variety of business activities. We have experienced practitioners to assist you with your proposal located in most regions of the United Kingdom should you require it.