Spanish insurer Mapfre and Allianz-owned credit insurer Euler Hermes have signed a 50/50 joint venture to develop their credit insurance business in Spain and four Latin American countries.
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23 May 2012
Credit watcher Experian has said that the rate of insolvencies fell from 0.11% in December 2012 to 0.07% in January this year – the same rate as in January 2011.
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27 Feb 2012
Credit insurance broker Reynolds has recruited Andrew Carnie, pictured, to its trade credit team in a move hoped to boost the firm’s presence in the south.
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29 Nov 2011
Credit data provider Experian says the rate of insolvencies dropped to 0.08% in August, its lowest point since February, but up on last August’s 0.07%.
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29 Sep 2011
SMEs will be given the opportunity to protect themselves against bad debt after Coface announced plans to enhance its Premier Trader credit insurance policy.
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01 Jul 2011
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Assurant Solutions has named Mike Balsley as president and chief executive for its European business unit.
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Post Europe’s weekly update is now live with an article on how the financial crisis is affecting the credit insurance market and a View from The Top on how environmental insurance is helping sustainability.
Europe | 28 Apr 2011
The financial crisis has lead to some European firms considering credit insurance as a short-term option, but as Marcos Polónia explains it could really be a long-term solution.
Europe | 28 Apr 2011
Credit insurer Euler Hermes has cautiously welcomed the government’s plans to launch a series of new ECGD products.
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11 Feb 2011
Lloyd’s credit insurer Credit Indemnity & Financial Services has added Sagicor, Catlin and Omega to its current capacity providers.
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13 Dec 2010
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The global markets for credit insurance and surety bonds are showing positive developments, although challenges still persist, according to Guy Carpenter & Company.
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22 Nov 2010
Affinity business in Europe is a relatively untapped market. Despite the economic crisis reducing employment and travel, the long-term trends are very positive. With demand driven by an expanding middle class, increasing healthcare costs and low insurance...
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19 Nov 2010
The Motor Insurers' Bureau has written to a number of its members to clarify the increasingly thorny issue of who should pick up the bill for credit repair, when an insurer discovers the other driver is uninsured.
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20 Oct 2010
Chartis is to begin lending up to £10m to its trade credit insurance claimants to compensate for a lack of short-term loans from traditional banking channels.
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15 Sep 2010
APC has boosted its claims team to support its recent expansion into the Republic of Ireland market.
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22 Jul 2010
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Despite 2012 losses being only 12% of the annual average to date, a single incident could flip the market, says David...
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