Business confidence falls in September, from recent highs
Confidence dipped to a three-month low in September, the latest Lloyds Bank Business Barometer has found.
Confidence dipped to a three-month low in September, the latest Lloyds Bank Business Barometer has found.
New data from Lloyds Bank’s expert money mule-hunting team shows the number of money mules found rose by 44% over the past year, as the bank continued to invest in the latest mule-spotting technology and techniques.
Lloyds Bank is warning of a rising scam where rogue retailers are using fake websites to trick people into purchasing items that are never dispatched, costing victims an estimated £6.6 million so far.
In a UK first, Lloyds Bank has partnered with Cleareye.ai, a specialist artificial intelligence platform, using AI to streamline the processing and compliance checking of trade finance documentation to drive efficiencies for clients.
The latest Lloyds Bank Business Barometer showed that business confidence remained at 50% in August.
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