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A warning of trade traps erupting from the surge in steel prices has come from Coface UK, a subsidiary of the French-based international credit insurance group. Market volatility could squeeze some traders and companies supplying materials to China and other...
#credit risk#insurance#international
Coface's world index of country risk is continuing to improve, although at a less marked rate than previous months. This…
UK banks have a far better recovery rate for defaulted loans to small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) than those in…
#bank#management#risk management
Due to growing uncertainties over a recovery of the domestic economy, the loans extended to small- and medium-sized enterprises (SME)…
#banks#risk#risks
From Herbert Lohneiss, Chief Executive Officer, Siemens Financial Services, Munich It is undeniable that good risk management practices are woefully…
The shareholder structure of Unistrat Insurance has just changed. Coface, which already held a 50% interest, acquired SCOR's 50% share…
France's bank for SMEs, Banque du Developpement des Petites et Moyens Entreprises (BDPME), registered an 8.6 per cent rise in…
#bank#risk#smes
The Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of India (ECGC) and National Insurance Company Ltd have decided to unite to provide marine…
Export Finance and Insurance Corporation (EFIC) has introduced a new political risk insurance (PRI) policy for Plant and Equipment to…
#export finance#exporters#management
The close of 2003 saw the dawning of a new company Atlantic RMS; born from a merger of Factoring UK…
Country risk trends Although remaining above the level reached in 2000, the world country-risk index* declined 15% in the 2003…
#debt collection#interest rates#payment behaviour
The mini-Exim Policy today raised the equity base of the Export Credit Guarantee Corporation (ECGC) of India by Rs 300…
#bank#exporters#exports
Globalisation is expensive, and is costing the world more every day. Aon Corporation's Trade Credit and Political Risk practice group…