SME

Australian SMEs are under increasing financial pressure, with Payday Super reforms tightening already thin cash flows and exposing preparedness gaps, according to new research from Prospa ...

Closing branches in regional areas will have a ‘disruptive’ impact on SMEs and cause a ‘ripple effect’ on communities, the small business ombudsman has warned.

A broking industry body has urged the NSW government to change payroll tax legislation as its effects could be far-reaching.

Adoption and investment into AI and emerging tech stand among the top priorities for Aussie SMEs over the year.

The financial pressures of 2024 have been relentless for Australia’s small and medium-sized business community (SMEs). Rising costs, economic uncertainty, and unpredictable consumer demand ...

Grow Capital CEO Gus Gilkeson has provided some tips for business owners to help them secure a loan.

With the end of financial year just one week away, Valiant Finance has urged SMEs to prepare.

New research from SME lender ScotPac has revealed that the majority of SMEs are unprepared for upcoming ‘Payday Super’ reforms.

Hurdles hindering Australia’s small businesses are not expected to ease as we move on into the new year.

Gone are the days of bad actors primarily targeting the big fish – instead, they have changed their tactics to go after vulnerable SMEs that may lack the security to repel their attacks.

Small businesses would be “unjustifiably disadvantaged” if limited recourse borrowing arrangements were to be abolished, the CEO of a commercial property lender has warned.

The complaints authority has created seven new positions, including a senior ombudsman for credit, as part of a move to bring in more specialised expertise.

Sophisticated document fraud is increasingly difficult to detect in SME lending.

Australia’s small- to medium-sized businesses are leading the AI wave, new research from National Australia Bank has found.

A growing demand for the Small Business Debt Helpline is underscoring mounting financial pressure on business owners, with Australian Tax Office debt accounting for the majority of issues.