Increases in political violence and capital controls worldwide drives up demand for political risk insurance. Continue reading
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Credit Eureka, a Leading Trade Credit Insurance Agency, Announces Post-petition Protection Opportunities for Toys R Us Suppliers
San Francisco, California – October 18, 2017. Credit Eureka, a leading provider of trade credit insurance, is proud to announce preliminary credit insurance products for suppliers with exposure to Toys R Us. Toys R Us filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in September. Continue reading
Credit Eureka, a Leading Insurance Agency Offering EXIM Bank Export Credit Insurance, Announces EXIM Page Update
San Francisco, California – August 2, 2017. Credit Eureka, a leading provider of trade credit insurance, is proud to announce an information update to its page on EXIM Bank export credit insurance services. Credit Eureka is an EXIM approved agency, assisting exporters with export credit insurance also known more generally as “trade credit insurance.” Continue reading
Leading Trade Credit Insurance Agency, Credit Eureka Announces Post on Accounts Receivable Puts (AR Puts)
San Francisco, California – July 28, 2017. Credit Eureka, a leading provider of trade credit insurance, is proud to announce a new post on the topic of “Accounts Receivable Puts” or “AR Puts.” With recent bankruptcies and fears of bankruptcies in the retail sector, there is growing anxiety about customer insolvency risks to suppliers in 2017/2018. Continue reading
Trade Credit Insurance: The Benefits of an Agency
There are many reputable investment grade rated companies that offer trade credit insurance, and we work with nearly all of them. Trade credit insurance, of course, is an innovative insurance product that can help any business grow by allowing you to do business with, and accept orders from, customers that can literally be on the other side of the globe. Any business person worth his or her salt will tell you that there are risks involved in working with a new client, not the least of which is the risk of nonpayment. These risks are magnified by distance, especially when that distance crosses an international border. Continue reading