Atradius is a leading global provider of trade credit insurance, surety and collections services, and has a presence through 160 offices in 42 countries. Atradius has access to credit information on 60 million companies worldwide and makes more than 20,000 trade credit limit decisions daily. With nearly 90 years of experience in the credit management business, Atradius protects companies throughout the world from payment risks associated with selling products and services on credit.
Specialties
Credit Insurance, Collections, Special Products, Global Credit Insurance, Atradius Reinsurance Limited, Atradius Bonding Products
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Atradius There have recently been signs of recovery in the US construction sector, and we are cautiously optimistic that this development will continue in 2012. However, prudence is still advisable when doing business with US builders… Read the latest Atradius Market Monitor at http://bit.ly/AbPG49
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Atradius Trading succesfully with Turkey Tip 8. Stay on top of tax and customs rules: Turkey is a member of the EU Customs Union. The Customs Union is based on the principle of free circulation of goods within the European Union, but membership also entails alignment with certain policies, such as technical regulation of products, competition, and protection of intellectual property. As a result, imports of goods from EU member states are not subject to customs duties or levies. Imports of agricultural goods and coal and steel products are not within the scope of the.. Read more on http://bit.ly/xh0z2A
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Atradius has a new Senior Manager I Risk Services France
Jérémie Guillou is now Senior Manager I Risk Services France
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Atradius In the UK construction sector cash flow is now a real concern, with only 2% of specialist contractors having received payment within 30 days end of 2011. The majority of contractors currently have to wait more than 60 days for payment. Read the latest Atradius Market Monitor at http://bit.ly/AbPG49
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Atradius Construction insolvencies in Spain increased 12% in 2011. In 2012 w expect a 9% output contraction in construction, while stabilization will probably materialize in 2013. Much will depend on the developments of the banking sector. Read the latest Atradius Market Monitor at http://bit.ly/AbPG49
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Atradius The 2012 outlook for Polish construction is quite positive. However, there is reason to be cautious. SMEs suffer from growing pressure on operating margins due to fierce competition and rising labor costs. Read the latest Atradius Market Monitor at http://bit.ly/AbPG49
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Atradius Trading succesfully with Turkey Tip 7. Take advantage of free trade zones: Foreign suppliers should be aware that in Turkey there are a number of free trade zones, i.e. special areas in which state intervention in the economy is minimized. Free trade zones are nonetheless part of Turkey’s sovereign territory, and all of the civil and commercial rules apply just as they do in other parts of the country. However, many provisions relating to foreign trade do not apply in such zones, which can make it significantly easier and cheaper to supply goods to customers there than... http://bit.ly/Asndq0
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Atradius French construction will contract in 2012 after output increase last year. There are serious troubles ahead due to decreasing sales prices and fiercer competition. Atradius expects insolvencies to increase 8-10% in 2012. Read the latest Atradius Market Monitor at http://bit.ly/AbPG49
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Atradius As business sentiment, consumer confidence and demand decline in many countries, broadening sales horizons to encompass new and emerging markets can provide new opportunities to build business. Atradius’ Leading Edge 5 – competing in emerging markets’ offers tips that can help businesses conquer new markets successfully. Read the Leading Edge series at http://bit.ly/xXD1qq
