
Gujarat International Finance Tec-City, India - Tuesday, 28 February 2023 On 27 and 28 February, the FCI team headed to Gujarat International Finance Tec-City in India to host “The Digital Revolution of Receivables Finance in GIFT City”, the first

Trio of consumer and commercial lending techs join forces to form 320-strong powerhouse- When three become one: Fintech trio with years of industry-leading experience set to take on consumer and commercial lending markets. Lenvi onboards new

This article was written by Peter Mulroy, Secretary General, in cooperation with Mr Christopher Hart and Mr Mark Watkins from EQ Riskfactor, a member of FCI, offering its client a risk management tool to manage account receivables and other asset-bas

The In-Sight February 2023 edition is now available. Download or view online to discover the following articles: Executive Summary, Gwendoline de Viron Welcome: Chairman of FCI, Daniela Bonzanini A Word from th

MNS Credit Management Group, a leading global debt collection agency for India since 1999, provides professional services in commercial debt collection, business information reports, and legal consultation globally. MNS has a proven trac

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360tf, in partnership with FCI, is conducting research on Export Finance facilities for Corporates in India. The survey asks simple questions on the types of financing your company utilizes, the interest that it pays, and other relevant export/i

Bangladesh has made a strong economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. During FY22, the RMG export was $42.62 billion, about 82 per cent of the total $52.08 billion. The Country is poised to overtake China in garments export to the EU.