Credit markets will be key in 2009
December 31, 2008
Despite the infusion of cash from the federal government into credit markets during the last few months, many banks are still leery of lending money.
Despite the infusion of cash from the federal government into credit markets during the last few months, many banks are still leery of lending money.
Group is lobbying to make boat loans easier by extending relief to non-bank marine lenders Amid a recession and tightening credit, the National Marine Manufacturers
Some of the industry’s top thinkers in finance, manufacturing, retailing, marketing and other sectors assess what the coming year might hold Bob AppleSenior Vice President,
Despite the credit crunch, there was an air of optimism at the NMBA’s annual conference The U.S. economy will continue to suffer the effects of
Brunswick Corp. secured a new $400 million revolving credit facility last Friday to ensure more liquidity and financial flexibility in the current downturn. “We believe
Yamaha Marine Group has launched two retail promotions to help dealers through the slump. Both promotions are for outboards sold between Jan. 1 and March
MarineMax has amended its credit and security agreement with its lenders, allowing for a line of credit up to $425 million. The line of credit
Analysts from Wachovia Capital Markets are lowering their earnings estimates for Brunswick Corp. because of the continuing economic situation, which likely will necessitate further boat
Some say both markets may turn the corner in late 2009, despite marine’s traditional lag time It used to be that boat sales trends trailed
The Marine Retailers Association of America is adding its voice to the chorus of business groups asking government leaders to help “thaw the credit freeze,”
Despite the infusion of cash from the federal government into credit markets during the last few months, many banks are still leery of lending money.
Group is lobbying to make boat loans easier by extending relief to non-bank marine lenders Amid a recession and tightening credit, the National Marine Manufacturers
Some of the industry’s top thinkers in finance, manufacturing, retailing, marketing and other sectors assess what the coming year might hold Bob AppleSenior Vice President,
Despite the credit crunch, there was an air of optimism at the NMBA’s annual conference The U.S. economy will continue to suffer the effects of
Brunswick Corp. secured a new $400 million revolving credit facility last Friday to ensure more liquidity and financial flexibility in the current downturn. “We believe
Yamaha Marine Group has launched two retail promotions to help dealers through the slump. Both promotions are for outboards sold between Jan. 1 and March
MarineMax has amended its credit and security agreement with its lenders, allowing for a line of credit up to $425 million. The line of credit
Analysts from Wachovia Capital Markets are lowering their earnings estimates for Brunswick Corp. because of the continuing economic situation, which likely will necessitate further boat
Some say both markets may turn the corner in late 2009, despite marine’s traditional lag time It used to be that boat sales trends trailed
The Marine Retailers Association of America is adding its voice to the chorus of business groups asking government leaders to help “thaw the credit freeze,”
