Tag: Credit Insurance

Coface, Front Page, Going Global, Uncategorized

Risk Barometer 2025

US policy is expected to negatively impact global economies. China is struggling with excess manufacturing capacity. Many emerging countries face

Front Page, Receivables Insurance, Uncategorized

Why Your Business Needs TCI

Businesses are facing mounting challenges in a tough economic environment with persistent inflation, skills shortages, and rising wage costs squeezing

Business, Front Page

Forbes: 20 Resources for Small Business Finance

Experts from the Forbes Finance Council shared their top resources for managing small business finances, offering insights into tools, platforms,

Front Page, Receivables Insurance

2025 Resolution: Secure Our Receivables

Trade credit insurance (also called receivables insurance or credit insurance) protects businesses from financial losses when buyers fail to pay

Atradius, Front Page, Going Global

Automotive Industry Trends

Global automotive production is projected to slow down significantly after a strong 11.2% growth in 2023, with a modest 0.5%

Allianz, Business, Front Page

Medium Risk Seen for Retail Sector

The retail sector is evolving rapidly across both advanced and emerging economies. While there are opportunities for growth, especially through

Front Page, Receivables Insurance, RIAC

So Your Customer Has Filed for Bankruptcy…Now What?

So Your Customer Has Filed for Bankruptcy…Now What? Every year it seems from the end of January to the end

Canada, Front Page

The Topsy-Turvy International Trade Environment

Originally published in the CAIDP Quarterly Bulletin November 3, 2018: Why Would You Not Insure Your Export Receivables? Phew –

Euler Hermes, Eurozone, Front Page, Going Global

Brexit: A blind date is better than a bad breakup

The cost of uncertainty regarding Brexit could be as much as -0.1pp of GDP growth per quarter between now and

Business, Coface, Front Page, RIAC

COFACE ANNOUNCES CEE TOP 500 COMPANIES

2017 – a profitable year for Central and Eastern Europe: GDP growth rate reaches 4.5%, the highest level in eight