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A Look At Geopolitical Risk

The top global corporate risk is geopolitical risk, which presents growing management challenges, especially at the board level, on an

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ASIA PAYMENT SURVEY 2023

In 2022, Asian businesses adopted a stricter approach to credit terms due to a year of aggressive interest rate hikes,

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More emissions than meet the eye: Decarbonizing the ICT sector

Beyond the obvious cryptocurrency surge, the global information and communications technologies (ICT) sector releases greenhouse gases on par with the

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Dream big, be daring, says EDC’s inclusive trade champion

Jennifer Cooke, the director of Export Development Canada’s Inclusive Trade team, aims to inspire entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds to think

Allianz, Front Page, Going Global

Toasted, roasted and grilled? Walking the talk on green monetary policy

The upcoming ECB Forum on Central Banking in Sintra will place significant emphasis on climate change risks and their impact

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Global Pharmaceuticals Industry Outlook 2023

We consulted three Atradius Trade Sector Experts to obtain their analysis on the future prospects of the pharmaceutical industry, considering

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LOST ILLUSIONS AND GREAT EXPECTATIONS IN COFACE BAROMETER FOR Q2-2023

The year 2023 commenced with immense enthusiasm and optimism, but it is highly probable that it will not align with

Atradius, Front Page, Going Global

B2B payment practices trends Bulgaria 2023

Our survey results indicate a noticeable decline in B2B customer payment behavior in Bulgaria, reflecting a challenging financial situation in

Allianz, Front Page, Going Global

In focus – Past the peak – European corporate margins down again?

Eurozone corporate profit margins stood at 40.8% of gross value-added by the end of 2022, surpassing the long-term average by

EDC, Front Page

Flying low

After wild economic ride, commodity prices pull export growth to lower altitude; The last two years have seen Canadian exports