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In 2025, German companies are increasingly burdened by delayed payments, as revealed by the latest annual survey conducted by credit insurer Coface. According to the findings, 81 per cent of surveyed firms are currently experiencing late payments—a significant rise from...
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Coface is set to expand its global presence in credit insurance by entering the Lloyd’s market, following the receipt of…
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The International Factoring Association (IFA) announced that NN6, LLC, and Coface Services North America, Inc., have been named Preferred Ally…
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What will 2025 look like? Last year's electoral uncertainty may have been (partly) removed, but the horizon is still far…
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Coface, a leading global trade credit insurer, signs an agreement to acquire Cedar Rose Group from its co-founders, Antoun and…
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The latest edition of the survey carried out by Coface on payment behaviour in Latin America highlights a strong dual…
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The 8th edition of Coface’s survey on corporate payment experience in Germany shows that the payment behaviour of German companies…
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Coface confirms its very good start to the year with a net income of €142.3m, up 10 per cent. •…
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