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“Many small business owners face difficult headwinds as inflation and rising interest rates continue to affect entrepreneurs throughout North America,” Marwan Forzley, CEO of Veem said.
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Forty-nine percent of small businesses foresee a recession before the end of 2022, according to the survey, commissioned by digital-payments company Veem.
Marwan Forzley, CEO of international payments processor Veem, shared insights on the new legislation and its potential impact on the global financial ecosystem with The Green Sheet.
Even without the firepower of larger companies, small businesses can create a defense that discourages cybercriminals from carrying out their attacks, said Najma Sultana. Sultana is the chief security officer at Veem, a global payments provider for small businesses.
Business payment service provider Veem on Monday (May 2) debuted enhanced card options and faster ACH, among other new functionalities, to give small businesses increased flexibility in how they pay and get paid to manage cash flow.
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The combination of COVID-19, high inflation and labor shortages — along with the usual stresses of tax season — have left many small business owners worried about how they will survive, according to a couple of recent surveys.
Retail sales in March climbed 0.5 percent from the previous month, slightly less than the 0.6 percent Dow Jones estimate and a deceleration from the upwardly revised 0.8 percent gain in February.
As the pandemic winds down, CFOs can begin to shift out of crisis management mode. So clamping down on spending and looking for new financing methods should now be less important.
We interview the Co-Founder & CEO of Veem for a discussion on the the founding story of Veem, global payments landscape, Veem’s multi-rail payments ecosystem, use of blockchain technologies to address the friction in payments, and what’s next for Veem.
Veem’s founder Marwan Forzley talks about ways technology is making it easier to keep ahead of inflation for small businesses.
A report released Thursday by B2B payment solutions company Veem says that nearly 78% of more than 800 US-based small business owners it surveyed in March have been experiencing the big pressure of inflation, compounded by the worker shortage crisis and supply chain disruptions.
As inflation worsens across the U.S., so does its impact on companies and organizations. With no signs of letting up any time soon, the trend appears to be hitting small businesses particularly hard and creating crises for their owners.
BNN Bloomberg speaks with Marwan Forzley, CEO of Veem, the first company to execute $300-million worth of payments through blockchain. He talks about leveraging this technology in the global payments space and other key trends he’s watching, including how trade tensions are affecting business transactions globally.
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Network growth has become the holy grail for tech startups. Airbnb revolutionized tourism with their hospitality network. Ride sharing apps used the strength of networked relationships to up-end the taxi industry. Now, payments are the next legacy system undergoing a networked revolution.