Nick Ogden, CEO of RTGS.global, speaks with Richard Peers of ResponsibleRisk about the liquidity needs of small and medium enterprises caused by Covid-19, the areas where alternative lending wants to help and about the ongoing battle to get the funds to keep businesses afloat.
Small businesses consider creative options to stay afloat
Small businesses are continuing to face struggles amid the coronavirus pandemic, but many are working through these tough times and coming up with creative ideas to keep going.
Small Business Grants and Funding to Stay Afloat During COVID-19
Entrepreneur-in-Residence Scott Shigeoka chats with experts in finance about small business funding and maintaining necessary cash flow during COVID-19. Brought to you by GoDaddy.
Senior Director of Global Partner Development at PayPal, David Bruce, shares his intel on the economic landscape and how businesses are going online for payment processing.
1:03 How is lack of cash flow affecting small businesses? 1:23 In what ways are the government stepping up to help? 1:51 How are businesses reacting and adapting? 2:21 Are there additional ways to get funding and cash flow? 2:46 Do you have any advice for entrepreneurs to invest in?
Carolyn Rodz, co-founder of technology company Hello Alice, reveals how the business connects small business owners with helpful resources to navigate the world of financing.
4:11 How does Hello Alice support small businesses for funding? 4:47 What are the challenges around small business funding? 5:18 Any advice for business owners that will help them with limited cash flow? 5:32 Are there other ways to receive funding outside of the PPP and Cares Act? 6:14 How should business owners be preparing for the future?
Lastly, Scott visits with Kryistyna Hook, Regional Director of the Better Business Bureau, to share her perspective as a funder during this time and what small business owners can do to receive funding.
7:35 How is the Main Street Matters Grant Program helping fund small businesses? 8:02 What criteria does the BBB look for to consider funding? 8:30 Do you have any advice for small businesses wanting to apply? 8:50 Are you experiencing any struggles as a funder? 9:24 Do you have any advice regarding cash flow for businesses? 9:48 Are there other opportunities for funding you recommend?
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Webinar: Keeping Firms and Supply Chains Afloat in the Age of COVID-19
How are firms and their supply chains evolving during the COVID-19 pandemic? Can certain interventions help them stay afloat? The pandemic is disrupting financial systems that until recently, were expanding the variety of financial products offered to businesses globally. Disruptions to these financial streams and previously lean and robust supply chains are affecting already-vulnerable communities. In fact, the World Bank estimates that the effects could push nearly 40-60 million people into extreme poverty.
What small businesses can do to stay afloat while closed to prevent coronavirus spread
Many small businesses have had to close or adjust hours during the coronavirus outbreak. How small businesses can apply for federal assistance during this time. Read more: https://www.abc10.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/how-to-get-aid-for-a-small-business-hit-by-virus-crisis/103-841c80e2-9ebf-477e-a695-d6895d81c3ff
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A team of financial services experts led by two former Barclays executives has unveiled plans to launch Pennyworth, a new digital bank to serve the needs of young professionals and middle managers.
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The Trading Bell Show, Barclays Bank Kenya, Chief Executive, Mr. Jeremy Awori
KTN’s Maalika Kazia interviews Mr. Jeremy Awori, the Barclays Bank Kenya Chief Executive. The analyst of the week is Musyoka Muthui the Country Strategy Director of Barclays Kenya
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Big News – Barclays Eagle Labs
27th May 2016. Barclays has announced plans to open up under-utilised spaces in its branches and offices to help boost the UK’s digital and ‘maker’ skills.
Through the launch of Barclays Eagle Labs, the bank will give customers and non-customers in local businesses and communities the opportunity to learn about new technologies and techniques that will be critical to helping the UK to thrive in the digital age. Roshni Patel has more.
Antony Jenkins Warns of Obsolescence for Banks
Jul.19 — Antony Jenkins, founder and executive chair at 10X Future Technologies, warns that banks face disruption that could cause a “Kodak moment” that renders them obsolete within the next 5-15 years. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Francine Lacqua on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
ASX rips up go-live timetable for Chess replacement system
The Australian Securities Exchange is to delay the implementation of its long-awaited Chess replacement system due to the uncertainty created by the unfolding Covid-19 pandemic.
Dividend stocks to consider (ASX Wealth Creation Tips – Dividend Investing) – National Storage REIT (ASX:NSR) and Vanguard Australian Shares High Yield ETF (ASX:VHY) As a fundamental value-based investor we’ll break down each of these two dividend stock options with a mini security analysis, plus how they made the list, both are listed on the ASX (Australian Securities Exchange) (Australian Stocks). We also discuss the current economy and if now is the best time to buy these types of dividend-paying companies (in the middle of a stock market crash).
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Which stocks are benefiting in the current market? Find out with Daily Trade Watch: 17 November 2022
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ASX Chart of the Day – ZIP.asx – Battered stock beginning to rise
ZIP’s Principal Activity is the offering point of sale credit and payments to customers and providing integrated retail finance solutions to merchants, both online and in store.
Todays price action looks as though buying pressure may be evident.
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BBVA has inked a deal to integrate cross-border payment and financing services in Ant Group's blockchain platform for global trade, Trusple.
Bettor Brackets: West, South, Midwest & East Regions
The regular college hoops season is winding down, so you know what that means! It’s time to get your picks in, get our bracket busters ready and watch some college basketball. Jeff Johnson, Erik Coleman, Katie Mox and Alex Monaco break down all four regions and give you their big winners!
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What Is Ant, the Chinese Fintech Giant With Big IPO Plans? | WSJ
The Chinese fintech titan Ant Group—co-founded by Alibaba billionaire Jack Ma—is set to go public in what could be one of the largest listings ever. WSJ explains how Ant’s backbone service, Alipay, has revolutionized payments and investing in the world’s most populous country. Photo Composite: Crystal Tai
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Ant Group unveils ‘Trusple’ for SMEs and Financial Institutions
Ant Group unveils ‘Trusple’ for SMEs and Financial Institutions
Trusple is an AntChain-Powered global trade and financial services platform
The platform makes it easy for SMEs to sell their products and services to global customers
Trusple reduces costs for financial institutions so they can better serve SMEs in need
Aims to solve problems for SMEs and financial institutions involved in cross-border trading
Blockchain for travel
What is blockchain technology? This video explains everything you need to know about it and how this technology is relevant to the travel industry.
We all know about carbon offsetting but how can we be sure our money makes the impact in areas we care about. Richard Peers of ResponsibleRisk Ltd speaks to Elliot Coad, Co-Founder, Offset Earth to find out.
Nature Now
There is a natural solution to the climate breakdown: protecting forests. Climate activist Greta Thunberg and writer and climate activist George Monbiot explain.
Learn more at www.conservation.org/naturenow
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Climate change: the trouble with trees
Tree-planting has been hailed as a solution to climate change. But how much can trees really do to tackle global warming? See our research here: https://econ.st/32HXvXY
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Summer 2019 – More than 38,000 fires raged across the Amazon. Fires that were man-made. Over the past 50 years almost 17% of the world’s largest rainforest has been cleared. And globally deforestation has almost doubled in just five years.
Since the start of human civilisation it’s estimated that the number of trees around the world has fallen by almost half. Clearing forests increases carbon-dioxide levels but planting them could store away some of the carbon already in the atmosphere.
This woman runs safaris in England. Guests are not only here to see wild animals – they’re here to see wild trees.
Almost 20 years ago Isabella Tree—yes that is her real name-handed 1,400 hectares of Sussex farmland back to nature, by doing, well nothing. She thinks this is the best way to use the land to help tackle climate change.
To stabilise the climate global carbon emissions need to drop to net zero by 2050. Simon Lewis is a professor of global change science.
And there’s never been more global ambition to plant trees. In 2014, 51 countries pledged to plant over 3.5m square kilometres of forest by 2030 – an area slightly larger than India. The 2030 target looks likely to be met. But there’s a catch…
Monoculture tree plantations like eucalyptus grow quickly but the trees are harvested every ten or so years releasing much of the carbon stored in the tree back into the atmosphere – which means that, according to some studies they’ll store only around one-fortieth of the carbon natural forests do over the long term.
In fact, those pledges to plant millions of trees actually promise to store 26bn tonnes less carbon than they could. Sometimes the motives for planting forests are less green than they might appear. By 2020 Ireland ought to have cut greenhouse-gas emissions by 20% below 2005 levels. But at current rates it will have reduced them by only 5%. Planting forests might help Ireland avoid massive penalties for missing EU targets because the potential carbon these forests could store in the future can be counted as a carbon credit today. In the 1920s Ireland had the lowest forest cover in Europe at around 1%. That’s now risen to 11% and the government has set a target to cover 18% of the land with forest by 2046.
And now local community groups are protesting against these monoculture tree plantations. They say they’re doing more harm than good.
Tree-planting programmes invariably have an impact on the people living nearby. In east Africa one project is demonstrating what can be achieved when there’s genuine buy-in from the local communities. Green Ethiopia is a mixed-tree planting charity.
The land is communally owned and co-operatives of local women receive benefits for planting trees which are protected from being harvested. Here conserving is just as important as planting. Green Ethiopia assesses whether the condition of the land is good enough to regenerate by itself. When it is—on about a third of the area the charity runs they leave it alone. Just like Isabella Tree, back in England.
Monoculture plantations are often preferred because they make money. So some experts are looking to a future where carbon payments could create financial incentives for natural forests. Ultimately though, the trouble with trees tackling climate change is space
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