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Business Bulletin May 2009
Economic Update

A monthly analysis of international and Irish markets.
By Dr Dan McLaughlin
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Bank of Ireland National Enterprise Week: Getting business moving
Bank of Ireland recently held National Enterprise Week to help promote entrepreneurship in Ireland.
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Macra na Feirme National Leadership Awards: In person with Anne-Marie Kavanagh
Macra na Feirme, the popular voluntary organisation with 8,000 members in 300 clubs countrywide, has long recognised the importance of leadership.
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Top Tips for successful credit applications
When it comes to approaching a bank for credit, many people are unsure as to what they will need to do.
We try to make this process as straightforward as possible; here are some quick tips on applying for credit.
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Think green for positive investment
Developing a renewable energy project can provide a good return on investment, and government tax incentives mean pursuing this option is becoming more affordable.
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Focus on farming: Keep finances healthy with special farm loans
As thousands await grant payments under the Farm Waste Management Scheme, help is at hand in the form of special bridging loans.
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Dear Customer,

Welcome to the Summer 2009 issue of our Business Bulletin. Once again, you will find it full of up-to-date news and market analysis.

In this issue, Dan McLaughlin, Bank of Ireland’s chief economist, notes that following increases in the equity index, the US and global economies are at a turning point. This view isn´t universal agreement, with opinions differing on whether we are approaching a global recovery or merely a slowing in the pace of the economic contraction.

This issue also features an article on renewable energy and the significant opportunities this represents for your business. The Top Tips on Successful Credit Applications article offers a simple and concise approach to save your business time in effectively securing credit. This issue also includes information on Bank of Ireland’s hugely successful National Enterprise week, which saw events being held throughout the country.

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Andrew Fordham
Head of Business Marketing,
Bank of Ireland
 
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