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Debt Collections Handbook Australia 2021

Debt Collection Handbook

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11th October 2021

Having drawn from the expertise of Atradius Collections' local offices, the International Debt Collections Handbook explains the different regulations and procedures for debt collections in Australia.

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Stay on top of your business’ cash flow by gearing up with insightful content. Find reports, guides and business insights from our experts on how to successfully manage B2B collection.

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Energy transition not a panacea for fuel importers

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General economic

4th April 2023

The energy transition offers benefits for fuel importers in declining their import bill. Nevertheless, not all their problems are likely to be resolved.

Insolvencies increase sharply as normality returns

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General economic

30th March 2023

Sharp insolvency increases in some major economies in 2023, followed in 2024 by a year of relative stabilisation.

Regional Economic Outlook Asia - March 2023

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7th March 2023

The economic recovery in Asia is losing steam, but not for long

Construction Industry Trends 2023

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7th February 2023

Construction activity in advanced markets remains subdued in 2023

Construction Industry Trends United States - 2023

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7th February 2023

Government support sustains non-residential building activities

Construction Industry Trends United Kingdom - 2023

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7th February 2023

Labour shortage and higher wage costs are serious issues

Construction Industry Trends Germany

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7th February 2023

A marked decline in residential construction activity

Construction Industry Trends Netherlands - 2023

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7th February 2023

Increase in insolvencies, but from a historically low level

Construction Industry Trends France - 2023

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7th February 2023

A substantial increase in business failures is expected

Construction Industry Trends Spain - 2023

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7th February 2023

Woes in the residential construction segment

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