Political decisions, events, or conditions could significantly affect the profitability of a business.

Selling to companies in foreign countries is a great way to grow and expand your business' footprint. New markets offer opportunities not always available at home.

Credit procedures should remain an important component of the export trade, with the same - if not stricter - rules than you have in place for domestic customers.

While your credit department may have a good grasp on your client's creditworthness, there are always unpredictable political risks associated with exporting goods.

  • Different laws
  • Unexpected political events
  • Possible payment delays
  • Economic volatility
  • ...and more

Protecting your assets

The best way to expand your trade globally, while minimizing the risks associated with the unexpected, is to protect your accounts receivable with export Trade Credit Insurance.

Atradius' global presence allows us to be familiar with all regional differences and trends and can help you make the best business decisions.

 

Want to know more?

Quotes are non binding and include a free credit check of your top 10 buyers.

Email us or call 800-822-3223 today to get in touch with your local Regional Manager to obtain a free quote and learn all benefits of protecting your receivables with Credit Insurance.

Atradius Risk Map Update

The Atradius Risk Map gives an overview of the level of trade risk associated with countries worldwide. It is based on data gathered by our Economic Research Team and focuses on a variety of factors.

Highlighted countries that have experienced a rating change over the quarter: Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Oman.

Risk Map Q4 2018

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