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EU Businesses Could Face Historic Recession

PYMNTS

28), chronicles a shaken European economy in which several EU businesses are taking necessary steps to prepare for a recession, according to a press release. Almost half of respondents, or 46 percent, said a widening payment gap could put their business at risk, and 43 percent see risk from debtors over the next year or so.

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Recession-proofing a business starts in the accounts payable department

Payments Dive

How AP Automation can help you survive and thrive during times of economic uncertainty.

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What’s next? 3 powerful CX takeaways from Sibos

Accenture

Disruption has become business as usual This year’s Sibos theme, “progressive finance for a changing world,” captures how customer expectations have radically shifted the direction of the industry. And now, a looming recession. The list goes on as disruption has become business as usual, fundamentally…. A pandemic.

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Why Diversification Fails at Banks

South State Correspondent

Nonetheless, many community bankers are considering whether it is better to diversify by geography, property type, or business type. Diversification disappears when bankers need it most – in a recession (a left-tail event). in recessions (Leibowitz and Bova 2009). In fact, the correlation in REITs rises from 0.65

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A Comprehensive Guide to Construction Loan Issues for the Commercial Loan Market

Commercial construction is ramping up as developers pursue new business opportunities. After the recession of 2020, more people are turning to commercial lenders to fund new construction or renovations.

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Out West, businesses are taking out more loans despite recession fears

American Banker

reflecting trends reported in the Umpqua Bank 2023 Business Barometer and running against broader economic pessimism. Credit unions and banks are lending more to merchants based in the Western U.S.,

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How banks can thrive in the face of rising interest rates

Accenture

Bankers must be weary of all the talk about disruption; in the past 15 years they’ve had to survive both the economic and reputational fall-out of the Great Recession, digitize their business and start moving it to the cloud, manage the greatest-ever distribution of relief funds to see their customers through the COVID-19 pandemic, and….