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Ever wondered how your business is credit scored - and how that score is impacting on your ability to trade?
19 Feb 2016
Ever wondered how your business is credit scored - and how that score is impacting on your ability to trade? Do you want to do something about it?
Our next Informed Funding seminar (Friday 26 February at 9am) looks at the importance of managing your credit rating. We have a great panel on hand, but are also lucky enough to have one of the leading credit rating agencies (Experian) explaining what they do, and how they look at YOUR business. The whole "market" for credit scoring is changing rapidly.
Not only that, but attendees will be given a week's free use of Experian's business products. You can check (and manage) how you are assessed AND check out your customers' current credit status.
You can find out more about the event, and register, by FOLLOWING THIS LINK. The seminar is free to members of Knowledge Peers, but you will have to REGISTER HERE with our sister business, INFORMED FUNDING.
Look forward to seeing you there this Friday - Buzzacott are hosting the event for us, near St Pauls.
Regards
Chris Dines
CEO, Knowledge Peers
Our next Informed Funding seminar (Friday 26 February at 9am) looks at the importance of managing your credit rating. We have a great panel on hand, but are also lucky enough to have one of the leading credit rating agencies (Experian) explaining what they do, and how they look at YOUR business. The whole "market" for credit scoring is changing rapidly.
Not only that, but attendees will be given a week's free use of Experian's business products. You can check (and manage) how you are assessed AND check out your customers' current credit status.
You can find out more about the event, and register, by FOLLOWING THIS LINK. The seminar is free to members of Knowledge Peers, but you will have to REGISTER HERE with our sister business, INFORMED FUNDING.
Look forward to seeing you there this Friday - Buzzacott are hosting the event for us, near St Pauls.
Regards
Chris Dines
CEO, Knowledge Peers
