Of all the milestones chalked up in the 12 months since the first wave of the pandemic hit the UK, it is one of the less heralded, but no less remarkable; 100,000 British firms have applied for, and received, a Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan (CBIL). As both CBILS and Bounce Back Loans come to an end, Terry Burke, senior business development manager at surveyors Naismiths considers what the future holds.
Mar 31, 2021
Of all the milestones chalked up in the 12 months since the first wave of the pandemic hit the UK, it is one of the less heralded, but no less remarkable; 100,000 British firms have applied for, and received, a Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan (CBIL). As both CBILS and Bounce Back Loans come to an end, Terry Burke, senior business development manager at surveyors Naismiths considers what the future holds.
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Fleet and mobility software specialist Bynx has launched a new insight series, called Fleet Future, to highlight the changes facing fleet suppliers and operators as the world emerges from lockdown.
The fleet market is entering a period of unprecedented change and the series of reports will consider some of the most pressing challenges facing fleet managers and their suppliers.
The first issue considers the future shape of the fleet market as the Coronavirus vaccine helps return the global economy to full strength, with the business environment changed significantly over the past year.
Mar 30, 2021
Fleet and mobility software specialist Bynx has launched a new insight series, called Fleet Future, to highlight the changes facing fleet suppliers and operators as the world emerges from lockdown.
The fleet market is entering a period of unprecedented change and the series of reports will consider some of the most pressing challenges facing fleet managers and their suppliers.
The first issue considers the future shape of the fleet market as the Coronavirus vaccine helps return the global economy to full strength, with the business environment changed significantly over the past year.
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It is both a turbulent and exciting time in the asset finance services industry. Though companies face heightened competition from digitally-native disruptors, the shifting attitudes of consumers and the continual emergence of new fintech technologies. Alan Newman, Business Development Director at Paragon Customer Communications, explains why this significant and widespread change presents real opportunities.
Mar 26, 2021
It is both a turbulent and exciting time in the asset finance services industry. Though companies face heightened competition from digitally-native disruptors, the shifting attitudes of consumers and the continual emergence of new fintech technologies. Alan Newman, Business Development Director at Paragon Customer Communications, explains why this significant and widespread change presents real opportunities.
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Forming a new community for the financial services, banking, automotive and growth industry sectors, recruitment specialist Mark Lyons is helping build a cycling network of like-minded individuals to bring people together for the benefit of raising money for charitable causes and keeping mentally and physically fit. The initiative will also serve to enhance the AFPA Trust ride calendar.
Mar 29, 2021
Forming a new community for the financial services, banking, automotive and growth industry sectors, recruitment specialist Mark Lyons is helping build a cycling network of like-minded individuals to bring people together for the benefit of raising money for charitable causes and keeping mentally and physically fit. The initiative will also serve to enhance the AFPA Trust ride calendar.
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Alfa Systems has revealed a 22% boost in revenue in its 2020 Full Year report. At £78.9 million and £23.9 million respectively, revenue and operating profits were significantly ahead of original expectations for the year – and also notably ahead of the previous year.
Moreover total contract values (future contract revenues), at £112.9 million, were some 40% up year-on-year as a result of “good wins and successful go-lives”.
Mar 23, 2021
Alfa Systems has revealed a 22% boost in revenue in its 2020 Full Year report. At £78.9 million and £23.9 million respectively, revenue and operating profits were significantly ahead of original expectations for the year – and also notably ahead of the previous year.
Moreover total contract values (future contract revenues), at £112.9 million, were some 40% up year-on-year as a result of “good wins and successful go-lives”.
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Peter Cakebread, managing director of Marshall Leasing, has announced his plans to retire after spending 30 years steering the company through challenging times in the fleet finance market.
Having joined the company in 1990, Cakebread is set to retire in full on 30 April after being “instrumental in establishing Marshall Leasing as a leading fleet finance company.”
He said: “Together, we have built a business with a great reputation for dedication to customer service. Marshall Leasing has been my passion and through my involvement with the BVRLA, including a two-year stint as chairman, I have contributed to the development of the industry I love.
Mar 23, 2021
Peter Cakebread, managing director of Marshall Leasing, has announced his plans to retire after spending 30 years steering the company through challenging times in the fleet finance market.
Having joined the company in 1990, Cakebread is set to retire in full on 30 April after being “instrumental in establishing Marshall Leasing as a leading fleet finance company.”
He said: “Together, we have built a business with a great reputation for dedication to customer service. Marshall Leasing has been my passion and through my involvement with the BVRLA, including a two-year stint as chairman, I have contributed to the development of the industry I love.
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