The current regulations in Canada prohibit Canadian Banks from recommending comprehensive credit insurance options to their customers. By opening the
Category: Business
What Makes CFOs Sleep Better At Night?
Selling, manufacturing and shipping goods and services is all part of the business process but when it comes to getting
Eastern Europe Payments on Invoices Outlook
After an increase of almost five percentage points in 2016, the percentage of overdue B2B invoices in Eastern Europe decreased
Business collapse shows importance of trade credit cover
The collapse of high profile fashion labels Marcs and David Lawrence can be used by brokers as a way to
US leaves TPP-dashed hopes for industry growth in Asia?
The US decision to leave the TPP agreement could foretell profound economic and strategic implications for certain Asia Pacific economies
10 Keys to Reducing Late Payments and Improving Cash Flow
From CFO Magazine How serious are the problems of late payments and defaults for small and mid-size businesses (SMBs)? Half
Automotive Market: Growth continues, but market will be steadier
As car sales approach the pre-recession peak, the sector needs to adjust from what has been a growth environment to
Demurrage charges – Why understanding the difference is crucial
The term “demurrage” is generally defined within the insurance industry as the delay of a vessel beyond the time allowed
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