How to Evaluate Export Payment Terms

Assess buyer credit, country risk, and payment methods (advance, L/C, D/P, D/A, open account) to balance cash flow and protect exports.
How Policy Shifts Affect Trade Credit Insurance

How tariffs, sanctions and currency controls push insurers to tighten terms, cut credit limits, and raise premiums — and how businesses can respond.
Credit Insurance in Emerging Markets: Regulatory Challenges

How licensing limits, currency controls, reinsurance rules and product classification reshape credit insurance availability, pricing, and bankability for U.S. exporters.
Top 7 Industries Driving Trade Credit Demand

Examines seven industries—manufacturing, energy, agriculture, construction, retail, technology and healthcare—that drive trade credit demand and why credit insurance reduces payment risk.
Creditworthiness Monitoring and Compliance Trends 2025

AI-driven real-time credit monitoring, stricter Basel and U.S. rules, and accounts-receivable insurance are reshaping credit risk, trade credit and compliance in 2025.
How Trade Credit Insurance Mitigates Retail Risks

Protect receivables from insolvency, prolonged nonpayment, and buyer concentration; trade credit insurance stabilizes cash flow and improves financing.
Sanctions Compliance Checklist for Exporters

Step-by-step sanctions compliance checklist for exporters: screen counterparties, verify ownership, classify products, add contract clauses, and maintain monitoring and records.
Accounts Receivable Risk Score Tool

Evaluate your business’s financial health with our free Accounts Receivable Risk Score Tool. Get instant insights on payment risks in just a few clicks!
Claims Process in Political Risk Insurance

Step-by-step guidance on filing political risk insurance claims: confirm coverage, notify your insurer, compile evidence, submit a complete claim, and speed payment.
Customizing Policies for Sanctions Compliance: Best Practices

Learn best practices for customizing sanctions compliance policies to protect your business in international trade and avoid severe penalties.