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Artelo Biosciences Appoints Tamara A. Seymour, Director of Finance and Healthcare Industry to Board of Directors

[ad_1] LA JOLLA, Calif., March 09, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Artelo Biosciences, Inc. (NASDAQ: ARTL), a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on developing therapies targeting lipid signaling pathways, including the endocannabinoid system, today announced the appointment of Tamara A. Seymour, CPA, to the company’s board of directors . “We are delighted …

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Concern is mounting over South Korea’s debt management outlook

[ad_1] Concern is mounting over South Korea’s debt management outlook Even state-run think tanks are concerned about rapidly rising debt without payment resources Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Hong Nam-ki attends a parliamentary audit session on October 7, receiving questions about the government’s plan to introduce a fiscal …

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How Covid-19 can change the world of corporate finance

[ad_1] The current pandemic will see the world of corporate finance evolve increasingly beyond traditional bank lending, writes business lawyer Pauline Rigby. Prior to the outbreak in the UK, there was a growing trend towards alternative business financing coming from outside high-profile lenders. In part, this was due to alternative …

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Corporate debt sales to shrivel in 2021 after record boom

[ad_1] Newsletter: Not covered The most important market trends and how the best minds on Wall Street are responding to them. Delivered every day of the week. Bankers expect corporate fundraising to drop sharply next year after a record-breaking borrowing spree in 2020 that helped businesses survive the coronavirus crisis. …

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The Altus Group concludes an agreement to acquire Finance Active

[ad_1] Receive instant alerts for news on your actions. Claim your 1-week free trial for StreetInsider Premium here. TORONTO, March 09, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Altus Group Limited (TSX: FIA) (the “Company” or “Altus Group”), a leading provider of independent software, data solutions and advisory services to the global commercial …

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European Debt Collection Report 2020: Analysis of the 170 largest companies in the industry – ResearchAndMarkets.com

[ad_1] DUBLIN – (COMMERCIAL THREAD)–The “Recovery (EUROPEAN) – Sector report” report was added to ResearchAndMarkets.com offer. The European Debt Collection Analysis provides a detailed overview of the European Debt Collection market and provides a comprehensive individual analysis of the 170 largest companies, including Kredinor SA, BAD Homburger Inkasso GmbH and …

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Barcelona financial report reveals € 1.2 billion debt which includes money owed for Coutinho, De Jong and Arthur

[ad_1] Club post includes overview of payments required for player purchases as well as the impact of the coronavirus pandemic Barcelona have released the club’s annual financial report, revealing considerable debt resulting from the coronavirus pandemic as well as the club’s big money transfers in recent seasons. In the statement, …

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Definition of bad debt expense

[ad_1] What is a bad debt expense? A bad debt is recognized when admissible no longer collectible because a customer is unable to meet their obligation to pay an unpaid debt due to bankruptcy or other financial problems. Businesses that extend credit to their customers report bad debts as an …

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Do you have medical debt? Here is what to do

[ad_1] Medical debt is a common problem in the United States. Many people suffer from health problems, but they cannot pay their medical bills. Eventually, these become medical debts with which they struggle for several years. Unfortunately, neither private nor public health insurance could cover many of them. We will …

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Unwanted companies pose as green warriors to cut debt costs

[ad_1] Undesirable rated companies owned by private equity firms exploit ESG narratives to lower borrowing costs. Debt investors fear being played. To cut a chunk of its interest rates, German packaging company Kloeckner Pentaplast GmbH, owned by SVPGlobal, has pledged to use more recycled materials and add more women to …

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Is the United States Going Too Much in Debt?

[ad_1] “The 360” shows you various perspectives on the main stories and debates of the day. What is happening Negotiations in Congress on the next stimulus bill aimed at countering the economic effect of the coronavirus have collapsed amid debate over the size of the bailout. Not only is there …

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Ecobank Global Bond Milestone | Global finance magazine

[ad_1] Ecobank has access to global capital markets just as Africa’s economic recovery from the pandemic is about to begin. Ecobank Transnational, the pan-African banking conglomerate, acquired a significant new investor base last month with a $ 300 million bond offering on the London Stock Exchange by its Nigerian subsidiary. …

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Australia’s $ 1 trillion debt explosion exposed

[ad_1] “Disconcerting”: Australian debt explosion revealed. Source: Getty Last week’s budget lit the fuse of an economic time bomb. The Morrison government has blocked a decade or more of massive budget deficits and a never-ending increase in public debt, even though it assumes that a Covid-19 vaccine will be found …

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3 times it made sense for me to get into debt

[ad_1] The financial planning community is rightly beating a big anti-debt drum. With nearly 40% of American families having more than $ 15,000 in credit card debt at interest rates above 13%, we clearly have a debt problem in our society. But when one of my non-CFP® professional colleagues recently …

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Vocational schools seek to reduce student debt

[ad_1] Yale Daily News University President Peter Salovey announced in an email to the Yale community earlier this month that the university will focus on reducing the amount of debt held by many vocational school students. In her October 14th email, Salovey highlighted the University’s various initiatives to “consolidate” financial …

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Free personal finance lessons to get better with money

[ad_1] In times of economic volatility, such as the current downturn from the coronavirus pandemic, many people begin to question whether they are financially prepared and able to manage their money well. Some may figure out how to budget for the first time, especially if they are worried about lose …

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A debt crisis is not imminent

[ad_1] As countries, businesses and households grapple with the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, many market watchers are sounding the alarm bells about the rapid rise in global debt. And for good reason: in an acceleration of a trend of several years, the debt-to-GDP ratio of these three groups …

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The time has come for a new architecture of international debt

[ad_1] Almost 20 years ago, Anne Krueger, then Deputy Managing Director of the IMF, proposed an institutional mechanism for restructuring sovereign debt – a global bankruptcy regime for over-indebted governments. The controversial initiative was a response to a cascade of financial collapses in emerging economies in Asia, Mexico and Argentina. …

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Heavily indebted companies pay the price

[ad_1] With huge daily lows and stock market recoveries alternating with dizzying frequency, it’s difficult to draw reliable conclusions about the market outlook. But some fund managers and fund managers believe the coronavirus pandemic has exposed a long-overlooked market vulnerability: high levels of corporate debt. Encouraged by the Federal Reserve’s …

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