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Country Report Canada 2019

Country Report Canada 2019 The insolvency environment No major decrease expected in 2019 After decreases of more than 5% in

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Southeast Asia – coping well with headwinds

Southeast Asia is facing headwinds in the face of the US-China trade war and increased global market volatility, but strong

Atradius, Canada, Front Page

Market Monitor Steel Metals Canada 2018

Payment delays and insolvencies will probably increase until the new USMCA trade agreement is ratified and the US import tariff

Atradius, Canada, Front Page

Goodbye NAFTA, hello USMCA

The USMCA has finally been signed on November 30, easing short-term uncertainty surrounding North American trade. The US, Canada, and

Atradius, Business, Front Page

Market Monitor Steel Metals USA 2018

Mid-level producers, smaller steel and metals service centres have started to feel cash flow and profit margin pressure after the

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No-deal Brexit risks driving up insolvencies

The UK leaving the EU without a deal would be a major disruption, causing business insolvencies to be higher in

Atradius, Eurozone, Front Page, Receivables Insurance

Western Europe: an increase in past due B2B invoices

After a minor increase from 2016 to 2017, the proportion of past due B2B receivables in Western Europe increased again

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France: an increase in payment duration

After an increase from 43.5% in 2017 to 47.5% this year, France has the second highest percentage of overdue B2B

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Denmark: maintaining their credit-friendly stance

The survey’s biggest negative change in the proportion of uncollectible receivables was recorded in Denmark; up from 1.3% in 2017

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UK: the highest proportion of overdues in the region

At 48.7%, Great Britain had the highest proportion of past due B2B invoices in Western Europe, significantly higher than the