Affordability and the Health of UK Businesses

Tuesday 21 May 2024, 10am - 11am

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What is the outlook for growth?

Many UK businesses will be looking forward, hoping the worst of the economic challenges they have faced during the cost-of-living crisis are behind us and wanting to see new opportunities for growth. There is still plenty of uncertainty in the economy and policy and this could impact investment confidence. It is therefore important for commercial lenders to understand small business financial situations at a granular level and on an ongoing basis.

Our Commercial Insights series provides commercial lenders with the latest economic and commercial lending trends, offering a data-driven view on new borrowing and credit performance, as well as how the economy is impacting small businesses. Aligning these insights to business-critical needs and priorities, we are in an unrivalled position to look back and forward thanks to our in-house economists and data experts and cut through the noise to show what this means for you.

The date of this event has changed from 14 May to 21 May 2024. If you have already registered, you will shortly receive confirmation of the new date and an updated appointment. Please check your calendar.

Join our latest webinar: Commercial Insights - Affordability and the Health of UK Businesses

Date: Tuesday 21 May 2024

Time: 10am - 11am

Agenda

The state of the current macro-economic landscape

How does this impact businesses and commercial lenders?

A deep dive into our ‘Health of UK Business’ credit trends

What is happening in the world of credit, overall, through time, and by sector?

We will also share our views on what effective strategies, and responses, are required

In order to better adapt, survive and thrive during these uncertain times.

The opportunity to ask your questions to our resident experts

Meet the speakers

John Griffiths

John Griffiths

Market Engagement Director, Credit & Risk, Business Information, Experian

As a strategy-focused credit risk leader and senior consultant, John brings over 15 years of extensive experience in engaging with clients to help them better understand their commercial customers and drive growth. He has a deep understanding of products, business processes, risk management, and regulatory requirements across multiple jurisdictions in both developed and emerging markets. His focus is on advocating for the smart use of business data to support clients, not just from a credit risk perspective, but more broadly in assessing the needs in the market.

James Ison

James Ison

Managing Economist

James joined Experian in August 2013. He holds an Economics BSc (1st Class Honours) from the University of Sheffield, and an MPhil in Environmental Policy from the University of Cambridge. He leads in producing Experian’s monthly UK macroeconomics forecast as well as IFRS9 UK scenarios.

The technical depth for this webinar is medium. This means the content will be of a business nature, covering terms and practice performed by specialised industry professionals.

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