Associated tags: Atradius, Online shopping, B2B
Locations: BELGIUM, SWITZERLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC, SPAIN, FRANCE, UNITED KINGDOM, ITALY, GERMANY, AUSTRIA, BULGARIA, SLOVAKIA, TURKEY, HUNGARY, POLAND, IRELAND, SWEDEN, GREECE, DENMARK, ROMANIA, EASTERN EUROPE, CENTRAL, NETHERLANDS, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
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Thursday, January 18, 2024
AMSTERDAM, Jan. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ --The Bonding division of Atradius is renamed to Atradius Surety.
Key Points:
- AMSTERDAM, Jan. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ --The Bonding division of Atradius is renamed to Atradius Surety.
- The change is effective as of 2 January and is based on market research and a survey with the business showing that Surety is a more competitive and internationally recognised term.
- The name change will not affect the product terms used in local languages.
- Our mission remains the same: to help our customers secure their performance and boost their business by offering tailor-made surety bond solutions that fit their needs.
Retrieved on:
Thursday, January 18, 2024
AMSTERDAM, Jan. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ --The Bonding division of Atradius is renamed to Atradius Surety.
Key Points:
- AMSTERDAM, Jan. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ --The Bonding division of Atradius is renamed to Atradius Surety.
- The change is effective as of 2 January and is based on market research and a survey with the business showing that Surety is a more competitive and internationally recognised term.
- The name change will not affect the product terms used in local languages.
- Our mission remains the same: to help our customers secure their performance and boost their business by offering tailor-made surety bond solutions that fit their needs.
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Wednesday, October 25, 2023
Insurance,
Policy,
Optimism,
Growth,
Risk management,
TCP offload engine,
Risk assessment,
Atradius,
Marketing,
Online shopping,
B2B AMSTERDAM, Oct. 25, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- While there is an anticipation of global trade expanding by slightly over 3% in 2024, the pace of growth in Asia is forecasted to remain subdued and may not be as robust as it was in previous years. The key factor inhibiting growth can be attributed to an ongoing underperformance in exports, which is likely to continue in the short-term due to weaker demand from Asia's main export markets, such as the United States and European Union, and could potentially weaken the domestic resilience shown by Asian economies this year.
Key Points:
- One illustration of this is a 6% overall drop in Asian businesses B2B trading on credit over the past year with variations in different markets.
- Our survey revealed that 70% of Asian companies expect rising demand for their products and services in the months ahead.
- The survey underscores the adaptability of Asian businesses in the current economic turbulence, emphasizing the importance of thorough risk assessment when trading on credit with B2B customers.
- Their ability to integrate trade credit insurance into their risk management framework showcases their resilience and forward-thinking approach to business operations and cash flow risks mitigation."
Retrieved on:
Wednesday, October 25, 2023
Insurance,
Policy,
Optimism,
Growth,
Risk management,
TCP offload engine,
Risk assessment,
Atradius,
Marketing,
Online shopping,
B2B AMSTERDAM, Oct. 25, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- While there is an anticipation of global trade expanding by slightly over 3% in 2024, the pace of growth in Asia is forecasted to remain subdued and may not be as robust as it was in previous years. The key factor inhibiting growth can be attributed to an ongoing underperformance in exports, which is likely to continue in the short-term due to weaker demand from Asia's main export markets, such as the United States and European Union, and could potentially weaken the domestic resilience shown by Asian economies this year.
Key Points:
- One illustration of this is a 6% overall drop in Asian businesses B2B trading on credit over the past year with variations in different markets.
- Our survey revealed that 70% of Asian companies expect rising demand for their products and services in the months ahead.
- The survey underscores the adaptability of Asian businesses in the current economic turbulence, emphasizing the importance of thorough risk assessment when trading on credit with B2B customers.
- Their ability to integrate trade credit insurance into their risk management framework showcases their resilience and forward-thinking approach to business operations and cash flow risks mitigation."
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Monday, September 18, 2023
A majority of companies in the USMCA region spent more time and resources chasing unpaid invoices as they strengthened internal credit control procedures.
Key Points:
- A majority of companies in the USMCA region spent more time and resources chasing unpaid invoices as they strengthened internal credit control procedures.
- Despite these worries, a sense of optimism for the future was found in our survey among USMCA companies.
- These were among the main messages from businesses polled across the USA, Mexico and Canada in the 2023 edition of the Atradius Payment Practices Barometer survey for USMCA.
- To gain deeper insights into the survey findings for the region and each market, detailed reports are available for download in the 2023 edition of the Atradius Payment Practices Barometer survey for the USMCA at the following link https://group.atradius.com/publications/
Retrieved on:
Monday, September 18, 2023
A majority of companies in the USMCA region spent more time and resources chasing unpaid invoices as they strengthened internal credit control procedures.
Key Points:
- A majority of companies in the USMCA region spent more time and resources chasing unpaid invoices as they strengthened internal credit control procedures.
- Despite these worries, a sense of optimism for the future was found in our survey among USMCA companies.
- These were among the main messages from businesses polled across the USA, Mexico and Canada in the 2023 edition of the Atradius Payment Practices Barometer survey for USMCA.
- To gain deeper insights into the survey findings for the region and each market, detailed reports are available for download in the 2023 edition of the Atradius Payment Practices Barometer survey for the USMCA at the following link https://group.atradius.com/publications/
Pressure,
Anxiety,
Survival,
DSO,
Publication,
Risk,
Growth,
Environment,
Online shopping,
Bank,
B2B,
Atradius While 55% of businesses polled said they anticipate a rise in sales, only 39% expect profits to increase in the coming months.
Key Points:
- While 55% of businesses polled said they anticipate a rise in sales, only 39% expect profits to increase in the coming months.
- Businesses across Eastern Europe reported that these costs would be related to spending more time and resources chasing overdue invoices while also strengthening credit control processes.
- These are among the clear messages from businesses polled in seven markets across Eastern Europe, namely Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey for the 2023 edition of the B2B payment practices trends, Eastern Europe 2023 | Atradius .
- Concern about potential cash flow issues impacting on their financial health is another clear anxiety expressed by companies polled in Eastern Europe.
Pressure,
Anxiety,
Survival,
DSO,
Publication,
Risk,
Growth,
Environment,
Online shopping,
Bank,
B2B,
Atradius While 55% of businesses polled said they anticipate a rise in sales, only 39% expect profits to increase in the coming months.
Key Points:
- While 55% of businesses polled said they anticipate a rise in sales, only 39% expect profits to increase in the coming months.
- Businesses across Eastern Europe reported that these costs would be related to spending more time and resources chasing overdue invoices while also strengthening credit control processes.
- These are among the clear messages from businesses polled in seven markets across Eastern Europe, namely Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey for the 2023 edition of the B2B payment practices trends, Eastern Europe 2023 | Atradius .
- Concern about potential cash flow issues impacting on their financial health is another clear anxiety expressed by companies polled in Eastern Europe.
AMSTERDAM, May 24, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- An emerging trend for businesses in Western Europe is the widespread policy of delaying or halting investment plans amid the current challenging economic environment. The key factor prompting these decisions in companies across all sectors is the markedly deteriorating payment behaviour of customers in B2B trade, which has left businesses facing liquidity shortages and heightened risk of insolvencies.
Key Points:
- 46% of companies polled in Western Europe said they deferred investment amid struggle for cash flow due to soaring risk of payment default from B2B customers.
- AMSTERDAM, May 24, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- An emerging trend for businesses in Western Europe is the widespread policy of delaying or halting investment plans amid the current challenging economic environment.
- With most cash being used to run day-to-day operations there has been a significant negative impact on the investment required to expand or protect businesses.
- However, our survey found a lower appetite from suppliers to accept trade credit requests, with many businesses saying their requests were not fully met.
AMSTERDAM, May 24, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- An emerging trend for businesses in Western Europe is the widespread policy of delaying or halting investment plans amid the current challenging economic environment. The key factor prompting these decisions in companies across all sectors is the markedly deteriorating payment behaviour of customers in B2B trade, which has left businesses facing liquidity shortages and heightened risk of insolvencies.
Key Points:
- 46% of companies polled in Western Europe said they deferred investment amid struggle for cash flow due to soaring risk of payment default from B2B customers.
- AMSTERDAM, May 24, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- An emerging trend for businesses in Western Europe is the widespread policy of delaying or halting investment plans amid the current challenging economic environment.
- With most cash being used to run day-to-day operations there has been a significant negative impact on the investment required to expand or protect businesses.
- However, our survey found a lower appetite from suppliers to accept trade credit requests, with many businesses saying their requests were not fully met.
