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Managing Late Payments: Strategies to Improve Cash Flow and Reduce Risk

Late payments are a common challenge for businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). When clients delay payments, it disrupts cash flow, making it difficult to cover operational costs, pay employees, and invest in growth. To maintain financial stability, businesses must adopt effective strategies to reduce the risk of late payments and improve cash flow.…

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Over half of complaints to FSPO in 2024 related to banking

Just over half (3,404) of the 6,185 complaints made to the Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman (FSPO) last year were about banking, with customer service and disputed transactions the main reasons for such complaints. Despite this, the 2024 FSPO Complaints Overview says the number of banking complaints was down by 12% on the previous year.…

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Energy transition could generate €19 billion a year – SEAI

A new report from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) estimates that Ireland’s energy transition will drive up to €19 billion per year of new business by 2030. It said Irish based companies have the potential to capture up to 42% of that amount. The report is being launched at the SEAI Energy Show…

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ECB rates could fall to 2% by end of summer, Villeroy says

There is still room to lower European Central Bank interest rates further, and the 2.5% deposit rate could fall to 2% by the end of the summer, French central bank chief Francois Villeroy de Galhau told a German newspaper. The ECB has cut rates six times since last June but has given little guidance about…

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Central Bank announces new consumer protection code

The Central Bank has published a new consumer protection code aimed at modernising the set of rules that businesses must abide by when dealing with consumers. The regulator said the code “reflects the way financial services are provided in a digital world”. It enhances consumer protections in areas such as digitalisation, mortgage switching, fraud and…

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Electricity demand set to grow 45% between now and 2034

The body which manages the electricity grid says demand is expected to grow by 45% from its 2023 level to 2034 and the peak requirement for power will rise by 24% over the same period. EirGrid says there will be a “challenging outlook” between this year and 2027 until new sources of power come on…

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Profit vs. Cash Flow: Understanding the Difference to Avoid Business Pitfalls

Many business owners assume that profitability means financial stability. However, profit and cash flow are two distinct financial concepts, and misunderstanding the difference can lead to serious business challenges. A company can be highly profitable on paper yet struggle to meet day-to-day expenses due to poor cash flow. At KAAS, we know that understanding these…

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ECB board member makes case for more interest rate cuts

The case for another European Central Bank interest rate cut is strengthening, ECB board member Piero Cipollone said today, just days after another prominent policy dove made a similar argument. The ECB has cut interest rates six times since last June but provided few signals about its next move after the most recent reduction at…

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