Insured or uninsured: 8 things you need to know about coronavirus and credit insurance

The coronavirus holds us all in its grip. How the virus develops in the coming period, we cannot predict. But that the pandemic will have a huge impact on the global economy is clear. That means you need to keep a sharp eye on (the terms of) your credit insurance - with our help. In this blog, we list eight things you need to know and what we can do for you. This also applies to uninsured companies. Credit insurers may still have options now, so it is not too late to act.

'Huh, how come my supplier doesn't get coverage on my farm?'

As an entrepreneur, you want to do business without worries. You cover worries about debtors with credit insurance. But what if your supplier suddenly says that your company is no longer good for its money? Then you have a problem. Especially as the effects of the corona virus are also increasingly impacting the economy, coverage on your own business becomes even more important. In this article, we tell you what you can do in such a situation.

Why factoring is the solution for SMEs

Of all SMEs, 20 per cent needed new external financing in the year from July 2018 to July 2019. This is according to the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) Financing Monitor 2019. In this regard, more and more companies are opting for a modern form of financing: factoring.

The danger of (forced) tying by your bank

Years ago, we saw it a lot in the financial market, and it still happens: forced shopping. In other words: in order to get a request - in this case obtaining financing - granted, purchase of another product is required. It is allowed in the Netherlands, but often it does not benefit an entrepreneur. Why not? We explain that in this article using a concrete example. We also tell you why a spread across several suppliers is preferable.

Are Green Deals plunging our country into recession?

Environmental measures like the Green Deal are necessary to achieve a sustainable society in the long run. But sometimes these schemes do not seem to parallel economic development. How do we get the Dutch economy green without plunging ourselves into recession?

Why Order to Cash should be the beating heart of your business

More and more large companies are seeing the added value of optimising their work processes. One of the most complicated processes is that of Order to Cash. This comprises the entire process from a customer's (potential) purchase to the actual payment. Those who set up this process efficiently are definitely bacon buyers. Why? You can find out in this article.

5 advantages of financing with single risk credit insurance

Not so long ago, arranging a business loan was surprisingly simple. You stepped into a bank with an empty wallet and out again with a full one. Those times are over. Fortunately, today there are more ways to get business finance. However, the majority of entrepreneurs still do not look beyond their home banker, while alternative forms of financing also offer advantages. Like the combination between financing and single risk credit insurance.

Brexit is coming, but will it be hard or soft?

The election results in the United Kingdom (UK) did not lie, on Thursday 12 December. Boris Johnson won handsomely and so Brexit is definitely going ahead. And whatever anyone thinks of it, for the economy, clarity is better than uncertainty.