Coface

Coface downgrades forecasts

Trade credit insurer Coface has downgraded its forecasts for the US and much of Europe claiming financial market volatility “has spread to the real economy”.

Strong European performance helps Coface H1 results

Credit insurer Coface group has reported robust results for the first half of 2011, which the firm said confirms its financial recovery, and vindicates the decision to refocus its credit insurance in March this year.

Coface sees post-recession rise

Recession-hit credit insurer Coface has said half year turnover rose 8% to €764m, compared to the 1st half of 2010 and its combined ratio improved by 12.5 points to 78.3.

Coface announces new CEO

Coface has announced the appointment of Jean-Marc Pillu to the role of chief executive officer.

Coface announces new CEO

Coface has announced the appointment of Jean-Marc Pillu to the role of chief executive officer.

Country review: Turkey

Turkey is one country that has ridden out the economic crisis well and is expecting growth in 2011. Jakki May reports on how the insurance market has seen out the financial storm and what its prospects are.

Turkey and Russia upgraded by Coface

Coface has upgraded two of the largest emerging European countries. Turkey has come out of the crisis with a better risk rating and Russia, which was hard hit, has recovered to its pre-crisis level.

Coface returns to profit in H1 2010

The credit insurer has recorded an operating profit of €55m compared to -€47m in the second half of 2009 and -€202m in the first half of 2009.

Economy on "road to recovery"

Businesses are starting to enjoy a recovery in markets at home and overseas, according to delegates at the Coface - the country risk conference for the UK and Ireland.

Economy on "road to recovery"

Businesses are starting to enjoy a recovery in markets at home and overseas, according to delegates at the Coface - the country risk conference for the UK and Ireland.

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