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July 2010 (49)
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Credit rating 'problems' for smaller businesses. Pearson May News Update - Tuesday 30 June
Credit rating 'problems' for smaller businesses Well over a half of the UKs smaller firms have credit ratings that could adversely affect their ability to raise finance. That was the claim made by a leading credit risk management agency following its latest survey of the creditworthiness of SMEs. Graydon UK used their credit scoring system to analyse three million SMEs and found that 60 per cent were assessed as high risk or above normal risk. Only 13 per cent were ranked as low risk. Martin Williams, the managing director of Graydon UK, said that the recession had had an obvious impact on the credit ratings of many small firms but added that just as much damage has been inflicted by the absence of relevant information on the financial performance of those businesses. Mr Williams said: This lack of data is known to damage companies credit scores just as it does with personal credit scoring. Business General
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