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It’s Compelling Math: Why Dealers Need Collective Lending Power

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By James Wood
| CBT Automotive Network
In today’s market, liquidity is no longer a defensive strategy, it’s a survival requirement. When rates rise, credit tightens, or sales stall, the difference between stores that stay in control and those forced into reactive decisions comes down to one thing: balance sheet strength. Many dealerships were built to create generational wealth, but without sufficient liquidity, a single downturn can erase decades of enterprise value. Building that buffer has become more difficult.
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By James Wood
As the European Union (EU)’s third largest economy and a world top ten economic force, Italy has experienced rapid modernisation of its payment systems in recent years, in parallel with consolidation in its previously fragmented banking sector. And while cash use declines in line with other major economies, cards continue to play a major – and remarkably dynamic – role in Italian payments even as the country adopts new digital payment methods such as account-to-account (A2A) and digital wallets.
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How to Reduce Family Business Generational Transition Failure

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By James Wood, James Bly, Dominic Venditti
| National Association of Corporate Directors
There are four key items independent directors should prioritize to support durable, multigenerational family enterprises. Generational transitions in family businesses are critical junctures that can shape the future of the enterprise, often unfolding over 10 to 15 years and now occurring alongside significant market shifts driven by macroeconomic forces and the convergence of exponential technologies.
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