Category: Receivables Insurance

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ME Conflict skins banana revenues

Poof! and just like that the Philippines banana industry could loose US$200M in revenue due to the Middle East conflict.

Credit Assur, Front Page, Receivables Insurance

Early-Payment Discounts: Pros & Cons

As cash-flow pressures continue across supply chains, many suppliers are offering discounts on invoices to encourage faster payment. According to

Credit Assur, Receivables Insurance

Remises pour paiement anticipé : avantages et inconvénients

Alors que les pressions sur la trésorerie persistent dans les chaînes d’approvisionnement, de nombreux fournisseurs offrent des escomptes sur leurs

Front Page, Receivables Insurance, WTW

First Brands Bankruptcy: The cold hard truth

The cold hard truth about the First Brands bankruptcy showed us that though unthinkable, not unsinkable. Understanding what is hidden under

Coface, Front Page, Receivables Insurance

Corporate insolvencies heading up

New analysis indicates corporate insolvencies will go up in 2026. Trade credit insurer Coface says the data indicates a 25

Front Page, Receivables Insurance

Strong growth for CPRI Market in 2025

Underwriting discipline helped the credit and political risk insurance (CPRI) industry post strong growth in 2025, according to the latest

Front Page, Receivables Insurance

Chapter 11: Saks Global

The list of Saks Global unsecured creditors is a who’s who of luxury brands and their amounts owing are high

Front Page, Receivables Insurance

Turmoil puts Venezuela back on the insurance radar

Venezuela has been a difficult market for international insurers for over a decade, leading many to scale back or exit.

Canada, Front Page, Receivables Insurance

Get It: The Specialist Broker Advantage

The risk landscape has fundamentally changed, placing new pressures on generalist brokers. Clients are now confronting complex exposures—from cyber threats

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€9.25 trillion in global transactions supported by TCI in 2024

2024 was marked by heightened uncertainty for businesses worldwide. Geopolitical tensions and supply-chain disruptions evolved into tangible operational challenges, contributing