Open banking has been more widely adopted during the pandemic, so more than half of British lenders plan to speed up future roll out. More than 50% of UK money lenders have said they plan to adopt open banking in 2021, according to credit management firm Know-it. The way businesses and customers engage in the banking …

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55 per cent of lenders plan to adopt open banking this year with 93 per cent of those businesses expect to adopt the data-sharing initiative in the next 12 months according to recent studies. One-fifth of lenders (19 per cent) plan to implement open banking-enabled products more quickly due to Covid-19. It is evident that …

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Important changes are coming to the way businesses and customers engage in the banking ecosystem, according to credit management experts Know-it. 55 per cent of lenders plan to adopt open banking this year with 93 per cent of those businesses expect to adopt the data-sharing initiative in the next 12 months according to recent studies. One-fifth of …

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New data from GoCardless illustrates the difficulties SMEs face when chasing late payments – and unsurprisingly, women struggle with this social issue the most. Lynne Darcey Quigley, CEO, and founder of Know-it, discusses why breaking this taboo is so essential. Recent data from Fintech firm GoCardless, published earlier this week, shows the scale, impact, and …

SMEs and female founders must break the money-talk taboo if they want to get paid on time Read More »

Late payments can be debilitating to any small to medium sized enterprise (SME). Over 50,000 cease trading every year due to this issue, with SMEs currently owed £61bn in late payments, a 20 per cent increase compared to this time last year. As the essence of the UK’s economy – around six million UK SMEs turnover an …

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Lynne Darcey Quigley, Co-founder and CEO of Know-it (Global) Ltd & Darcey Quigley & Co discusses how late payments not only hurt your business but will hurt your customer too. It is a well-known fact that small is powerful, especially when it comes to business. In the UK today, companies with between 0 – 49 employees make …

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It is a well-known fact that small is powerful, especially when it comes to business. In the UK today, companies with between 0 – 49 employees make up 99% of the total number of the c.6m companies currently operating in the economy. So, it is no surprise that SMEs make up such a large proportion …

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Lynne Darcey Quigley, Co-founder and CEO of Know-it, discusses how late payments hurt businesses and customers alike. It is a well-known fact that small is powerful, especially when it comes to business. In the UK today, companies with between 0-49 employees make up 99% of the total number of companies currently operating in the economy. So, it is …

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The turbulence caused by COVID spiralled many SMEs into bankruptcy, and caused many others to face new challenges. One of the most prominent of these is the late payments issue, which has increased by 20% from last year, to £61billion. The digital wave that has swept the world is a step in the right direction …

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Find out who made Insider’s 20 Women to Watch list. The drive to get more equal participation of women in business has taken some steps forward over the past year, according to the latest research. Women made up more than half of new FTSE 350 boardroom directors last year, although this snapshot of appointments does …

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