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Coface report highlights uneven growth in CEE markets

Most countries in Central and Eastern Europe are experiencing a slowdown in GDP growth, rising insolvency rates and high unemployment due to the economic crisis in the Eurozone, according to the latest Panorama report from credit insurer, Coface.

Coface "not a strategic asset" says Natixis chief

French bank Natixis does not expect to put Coface up for sale but would consider reducing its stake in the credit insurer, chief executive Laurent Mignon reportedly told a shareholders meeting on Tuesday.

New risks threaten emerging market progress

Despite resilient growth, estimated at 5.1% in 2013, and improved sovereign and external fundamentals, emerging country risks have not disappeared altogether, according to Coface.

Credit Insurance: Lessons from the crisis

Credit insurance may have fallen out of favour during crisis years, but if used correctly it remains a vital tool for European corporates, according to Igor Zax.

Credit insurers Garant and ASEI enter partnership

Austrian political risk insurer Garant Versicherungs AG and state-owned export credit agency Asuransi Ekspor Indonesia have entered into a commercial partnership to improve the export credit and political risks cover available to their clients.

UK exporters could bask in Indian summer, says Coface

The business climate in India offers encouragement for UK companies wanting to take advantage of the country’s thriving technology and services markets, according to a report by credit insurer Coface.

Insurers fear rise in multinational and export risk

Over half of European companies believe that doing international business has become more risky over the past five years, and 95% feel their own company has become more concerned about multinational and export risk over the period, research published…

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