Tips to protect your bottom line and remain competitive.
What’s the story: Any sale carries risk. There is always a chance your buyer will not pay. And non-payment can be damaging, or even catastrophic, to a seller. Companies that have been burned with bad debt may become more conservative with their sales approach which can limit growth.
While some companies may self-insure, consider factoring their receivables or use letters of credit, there are better ways to protect your receivables.
Why it matters: With default, companies risk cash flow challenges which has a trickle effect on the business. Leveraging trade credit insurance can be a multi-purpose business tool that not only protects your bottom line but can help with growth opportunities as well.
Trade credit insurance offers both tactical and strategic benefits, including:
Get better lines of credit when receivables are protected
Ability to assess a new customer’s viability and financial stability
Opportunity to match a competitor’s credit limit and pay terms
Avoid lengthy processes of obtaining letters of credit
Protection for your balance sheet
Learn how trade credit insurance and other solutions can reduce your business risk.
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