Category: Receivables Insurance

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Insolvencies Up Down Under

Businesses are struggling Down Under with construction, retail and wholesale among the hardest hit sectors. Insolvencies are up 43% year-on-year.

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TCI Claims Drop in 2024

The number and value of trade credit insurance claims dropped in 2024. The 185 claims totalled more than US$400million and

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SECTOR: Food & Drink balancing act

The food & drink sector is under pressure from persistent global challenges — geopolitical unrest, inflation, climate events, and supply

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The cost of ignoring little red flags

The owner of an Australian fencing company has shared his frustration on social media after suffering a $100,000 loss. AH

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Corporations re-evalutate risk management priorities

Major corporations are re-evaluating their approach to risk management in response to the unparalleled wave of economic disruption over the

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Middle East Tensions: Potential Impact for Insurers

A new report indicates that insurers that underwrite political risk, trade credit and war risk coverages may be impacted by

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Evolving risk strategies push TCI and Surety Growth

Over the past five years, corporate risk tolerance and resilience strategies have evolved significantly in response to a series of

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2025 Insolvency Spike in U.S. a Warning Sign for Canada

Allianz Trade’s latest economic outlook forecasts a 7% rise in global insolvencies in 2025, with the United States expected to

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Mastering Risk in a Volatile World

In a world where disruption is the new normal, how can businesses stay ahead and seize emerging opportunities? While geopolitics

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TCI Market Growth: USD $23.9 billion by 2032

The global trade credit insurance (TCI) market is expected to exceed USD $23.9 billion by 2032, up from $9.2 billion