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Casos de Estudio

The Atradius Chief Economist, John Lorié, assesses the economic landscape during this challenging time for the global economy.

June has been an important month for the future of global trade, as US and European monetary policy started a slow but potentially significant divergence.

As the UEFA Euro 24 football tournament looms, host nation Germany is desperate to return to winning ways on and off the pitch.

Christian Bürger

Central and Eastern European (CEE) companies anticipate a rise in insolvencies in the upcoming months. This concern reflects a broader trend across Europe.

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US tariffs trigger a contraction of global automotive production in 2025 and 2026

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Christian Bürger

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The energy mix is gradually moving away from fossil fuels to renewables

Emerging markets and new products drive growth, but tariff threats loom

Christian Bürger

Varied economic growth prospects in a volatile world

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Globally, we anticipate a stable insolvency development in 2025, followed by a slight decline in 2026.

Our survey of companies across Australia reveals that liquidity is under pressure as customer payment risks increase amid market uncertainty

The trade war is escalating quickly and uncertainty is high, motivating an update to our global economic outlook.

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Letters of credit are bank guarantees to pay a seller (usually an exporter) for goods or services that the seller has shipped to a buyer (usually an importer).

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Insolvencies often happen when an important business partner folds. Particularly small and medium-sized enterprises with capital ratios of less than 20% can fall victim to this domino effect.

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Your company's accounts receivable is an important indicator for assessing business health.

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Unfortunately some businesses make up excuses to explain away delays in settling invoices. Here are some examples of the more common excuses and tips on how to best deal with them.

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The secret to prompt payment lays in a systematic and consistent approach to credit management.

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Read about the importance of culture within international business and the possible dangers if it is not considered.

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One customer, diverging interests? Managing credit successfully in a sales-driven environment.

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With the backing of Atradius’s resources, EnCom Polymers has been able to expand business with existing customers and go after new business they previously would have shied away from.

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BVV GmbH grew internationally and recognised risks such as companies on the brink of insolvency in plenty of time to mitigate the risks.

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Atradius Surety has enabled Vinci Construction France to expand their sources of finance beyond their banking partners. This partnership with Atradius benefits Vinci Construction by providing substantial flexibility, excellent responsiveness and a capacity for innovation.

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How we are part of Continental Banden Groep B.V.'s business process, minimising risk and supporting sales

Ben Green, President and Owner at Metalco Incorporated in Chicago, Illinois, explains how Atradius Trade Credit Insurance has helped him secure new business confidently.

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As a successful business, L’Oréal Hong Kong wanted a partner that could help protect their regional interests and support their focus on further growth.