RBS business finance events 'aiming to encourage growth'

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RBS business finance events 'aiming to encourage growth'

British companies are being encouraged to take advantage of burgeoning markets in South East Asia with a series of RBS business finance events.

Vince Cable, the business secretary, said that participating in the south-east Asian market is not restricted to larger companies and called on UK firms to take the opportunity for growth.

"If British companies do not make the most of the business opportunities out there others will," he said, describing the potential for exports as "overwhelming".

The RBS business finance events are running under the name 'Doing Business in Asia' and being held in alliance with UK Trade & Investment.

Data from the International Monetary Fund has predicted that Asia's economy will see 50 per cent growth in the next five years.

RBS has also teamed up with NatWest to offer a free online help and support portal for British businesses attempting to weather the recession’s aftermath.

The service includes interactive reviews of business.

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