Even in a global downturn, there are still profitable opportunities in international trade. Smart organisations will look to take full advantage of their global trade potential - to consolidate their competitive position.
In our latest report, 'Exploring the Changing Global Landscape for UK Companies', the respected Economist Intelligence Unit provides expert analysis and commentary on the changing global environment. The report looks at the latest trends in the world economy and how they are impacting on UK businesses. It also identifies sectors and geographic markets where growth potential lies.
Whatever the scope of your international operation - import/export, outsourcing, strategic alliance building or acquisition - this report will provide you with invaluable, authoritative analysis. As part of our commitment to helping you maximise your global trade potential, we're pleased to offer you a free copy - http://globaltrade.rbs.co.uk/.
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Wednesday, 15 July 2009
Monday, 23 February 2009
New £250 million fund for South Region businesses
You may have seen some coverage in the press over the last few weeks on the launch of the RBS South Region SME Fund. This means they have committed to making an additional £250 million of lending available for viable business propositions in the South Region. The focus of the funds will not only be traditional lending products, but also other ways of managing capital and cash flow in the downturn.
They want to make a real difference to customers and the Regional Fund is one way of providing practical support so they can focus on the day-to-day running of their business. Details of the fund are provided in the 'Helping Your Business in 2009' guide which also shows other ways in which we might be able to help if you bank with us. The guide can be downloaded from the following link:
'Helping Your Business in 2009' guide
They want to make a real difference to customers and the Regional Fund is one way of providing practical support so they can focus on the day-to-day running of their business. Details of the fund are provided in the 'Helping Your Business in 2009' guide which also shows other ways in which we might be able to help if you bank with us. The guide can be downloaded from the following link:
'Helping Your Business in 2009' guide
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