Euler Hermes

The Case for a Partnership Between Trade Credit Insurers and the U.S. Government
Trade Finance

The Case for a Partnership Between Trade Credit Insurers and the U.S. Government

Lack of support for the trade credit industry means eliminating a safety net that keeps many businesses going.
By Vincent Ryan | May 21, 2020
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How SMEs Can Gird Against a Downturn
The Economy

How SMEs Can Gird Against a Downturn

Even with a recession looming, there are several key steps SMEs can take to better protect themselves.
By David McCann | November 15, 2019
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Six Ways to Reduce Days Sales Outstanding
Working Capital

Six Ways to Reduce Days Sales Outstanding

Years of low interest rates and easy credit have allowed companies to take their eye off the ball when it comes to managing days sales outstanding.
By James Daly | October 19, 2017
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Where Do We Go From Here? 10 Years After the GFC
Regulation

Where Do We Go From Here? 10 Years After the GFC

Three things the world has done well since the global financial crisis, and three goals yet to be achieved.
By Ludovic Subran | October 12, 2017
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Brexit Vote Hits U.S. Cos. Hard, But Differently
Strategy

Brexit Vote Hits U.S. Cos. Hard, But Differently

Media companies get slammed, while airlines foresee lower traffic from Britain.
By David Katz | June 24, 2016
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Corporate Cash Piling up as Brexit Vote Nears
Cash Management

Corporate Cash Piling up as Brexit Vote Nears

A  vote would cost U.S. based-companies money in currency swings, a shrinking market for their wares, and possible relocation costs, experts say.
By David Katz | June 21, 2016
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Past-Due Payments Signal Slower 4Q GDP Growth
Supply Chain

Past-Due Payments Signal Slower 4Q GDP Growth

Euler Hermes says business payment behavior suggests U.S. GDP may slow to 3% this quarter.
By Matthew Heller | November 19, 2014
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Credit-Insurance Prices Falling for U.S. Companies
Supply Chain

Credit-Insurance Prices Falling for U.S. Companies

Sales of trade-credit coverage to companies here could burgeon if CFOs continue worrying about the economy, insurers hope.
By David Katz | May 3, 2013
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