Invoice Finance – last resort for businesses in trouble?
Martin Bennison, Sales and Marketing Director, discusses why in challenging times this perception makes it presence felt.
Martin Bennison, Sales and Marketing Director, discusses why in challenging times this perception makes it presence felt.
As UK businesses continue to battle the challenging conditions in their pursuit of growth, we ask Martin Bennison, Sales and Marketing Director how Pulse Cashflows’ Strategic Finance proposition could make the difference.
Having recently been promoted to the role of Head of Factoring Services, Neil Minton explains why Pulse Cashflow can service a wide range of businesses with a solution for all.
Siouxsie Ashmore – Head of Strategic Finance - explains why serving our clients better means reshaping our business.
It’s the final quarter of 2023, the words challenging, and uncertainty remain. UK businesses will be pondering if the UK is in a better place than this time last year.
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Myself and a few industry colleagues were reflecting recently on how the invoice finance sector continues to hold its place in funding businesses worldwide. Despite the ups and the downs over the decades (as with all forms of
I’ve had many conversations recently and the common thread is that It’s difficult to gauge how the rest of 2023 will pan out with so many factors that could facilitate growth and others that might continue to derail recovery.
Cashflow is the lifeblood of business. Without it a business can find itself in a challenging situation where it can’t meet day to day operating expenses.