Artikel zu: Receivables Protection

The number of corporate bankruptcies in Germany continues to rise—and with it, the risk for companies of being left with unpaid receivables. But how can you protect yourself? And what should you do if your primary insurer doesn’t provide full coverage? An overview of the current situation and practical...

The German economy faces an ambivalent situation: On the one hand, the war in Iran is slowing the modest recovery; on the other hand, small and medium-sized enterprises are showing the first positive signs. The latest Spring 2026 study by Creditreform Economic Research —based on a survey of 1,850...

More and more German companies are shifting their investments abroad. The main reason is cost pressure in Germany. A study by the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (DIHK) shows just how profoundly companies’ investment strategies are changing—with far-reaching consequences for growth, employment, and competitiveness.

The credit insurer Atradius wants to actively support its customers in the Middle East. To that end, it is now offering greater flexibility in payment processing and in dealing with potential delays.

Cyberattacks can paralyze businesses—and, for companies that use factoring, immediately trigger massive liquidity problems. Why companies should consider this risk early on.

International business relationships offer enormous opportunities for companies. At the same time, however, the risks increase when invoices are not paid abroad. A recent study by Allianz Trade shows that collecting international receivables remains difficult—and is even particularly complex in many countries.