Ultimate Guide to Economic Trends for Credit Insurance
How inflation, interest rates, tariffs and sector shifts affect credit insurance and practical steps to protect receivables and manage credit risk.
Top Tools for Country-Specific Risk Analysis
Compare top country risk analysis tools by coverage, update frequency, and features to choose the right platform for political, economic, and trade risk.
Export Packing List for Cross-Border Trade: Best Practices
How to prepare an accurate export packing list: what to include (shipper info, HS codes, weights, dimensions, packaging), formatting tips, and compliance checks.
Improving Claim Success in Wholesale Credit Insurance
Missed deadlines, poor records, and credit-limit breaches cause most wholesale credit insurance denials: tighten processes, document, and monitor buyers.
How to Avoid Claim Rejections in Trade Credit Insurance
Most trade credit insurance denials are avoidable: know your policy, meet filing deadlines, and keep flawless documentation to protect claims.
Common Misconceptions About Export Credit Insurance
Clear up six common myths about export credit insurance—who it helps, real costs, coverage limits, claims rules, and how it improves financing for exporters.
How Credit Insurance Prevents Payment Fraud
Credit insurance stops cross-border payment fraud by verifying buyers in real time, flagging risky accounts, and covering up to 90% of unpaid invoices.
Best Practices for Real-Time Cross-Border Payment Monitoring
Practical strategies for real-time cross-border payment monitoring: AI-driven detection, ISO 20022, dashboards, sanctions screening and credit insurance.
Transparent Credit Histories with Blockchain
Blockchain secures tamper-proof credit records, enables decentralized verification and broader access, but raises privacy, scalability, and regulatory concerns.
Climate Risk in Trade Credit Insurance
How climate-driven disasters and carbon policies are reshaping trade credit insurance — raising premiums, narrowing coverage and increasing default risk.
