Publicaties

Debt Collections Handbook Netherlands 2021

Debt Collection Handbook

  • Nederland
  • Landbouw,
  • Automotive/Transport,

11 okt 2021

Handbook magazine

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

Incassorapporten

Bekijk informatie over minnelijke en gerechtelijke incasso wereldwijd met Atradius Collections Publicaties, inclusief het Internationaal Incassohandboek, Global Collections Review en het Industry Trends Report.

Vooruitzichten prestaties sectoren

Bekijk een snapshot van het kredietrisico en de bedrijfsprestaties van 14 grote sectoren in meer dan 30 landen. De vooruitzichten zijn gebaseerd op de beoordeling door de kredietanalisten van Atradius

Industry Performance Forecast Weather Icon

Filter

per land

Filter op land

per sector

Filter op sector

op trefwoord

Filter op trefwoord

    Toont 501-510 van 987 Items

    Bekijken

    Narrow window of opportunity for Brazil

    Economisch Onderzoek

    • Brazilië
    • Algemene economie

    30 okt 2018

    The election of Brazil's new president ends a long period of political uncertainty, but the window for much-needed reform is very narrow.

    Western Europe: an increase in past due B2B invoices

    Betalingsbarometer

    • Oostenrijk,
    • België,
    • Bouw,
    • Duurzame consumptiegoederen,

    29 okt 2018

    After a minor increase from 2016 to 2017, the proportion of past due B2B receivables in Western Europe increased again this year and stands at 41.8%.

    Austria: 100% of respondents reported domestic delays

    Betalingsbarometer

    • Oostenrijk
    • Landbouw,
    • Automotive/Transport,

    29 okt 2018

    All survey respondents in Austria (100%) reported domestic payment delays. This is the highest percentage in the region, significantly higher than in 2017.

    Belgium: another increase in overdue B2B invoices

    Betalingsbarometer

    • België
    • Landbouw,
    • Automotive/Transport,

    29 okt 2018

    The average proportion of overdue B2B invoices reported by respondents in Belgium increased for the third consecutive year in a row and stands at 45.6%.

    Denmark: maintaining their credit-friendly stance

    Betalingsbarometer

    • Denemarken
    • Landbouw,
    • Automotive/Transport,

    29 okt 2018

    The survey’s biggest negative change in the proportion of uncollectable receivables was recorded in Denmark; up from 1.3% in 2017 to 1.8% in 2018.

    France: an increase in payment duration

    Betalingsbarometer

    • Frankrijk
    • Automotive/Transport,
    • Chemie/Farmacie,

    29 okt 2018

    After an increase from 43.5% in 2017 to 47.5% this year, France has the second highest percentage of overdue B2B invoices in the Western European region.

    Germany: late payments leading to revenue loss

    Betalingsbarometer

    • Duitsland
    • Automotive/Transport,
    • Chemie/Farmacie,

    29 okt 2018

    Of the Western European countries surveyed, Germany had the second highest percentage of respondents (24.7%) who reported revenue loss due to overdues.

    UK: the highest proportion of overdues in the region

    Betalingsbarometer

    • Verenigd Koninkrijk
    • Landbouw,
    • Bouw,

    29 okt 2018

    At 48.7%, Great Britain had the highest proportion of past due B2B invoices in Western Europe, significantly higher than the regional average of 41.8%.

    Greece: heavily impacted by past due B2B invoices

    Betalingsbarometer

    • Griekenland
    • Automotive/Transport,
    • Chemie/Farmacie,

    29 okt 2018

    Despite already posting the highest proportion of uncollectable receivables in the region, Greece’s average rose to 2.8% in 2018 from 2.5% in 2017.

    Ireland: 56.3% of suppliers felt the impact of overdues

    Betalingsbarometer

    • Ierland
    • Landbouw,
    • Automotive/Transport,

    29 okt 2018

    For 56.3% of Irish respondents reported negative consequences of overdues over the past 12 months. For 15.1% of suppliers these led to revenue loss.