Credit Insurance is a Financial Tool - GSA and Improved Borrowing Conditions

Aside from protecting your assets and managing your risk, credit insurance also acts as a financial tool.

After protecting your business with AR insurance, you can improve your position with lenders, influencing lending agencies to provide added financing and improve margining and conditions.

On average, lending agencies will finance about 70% on your uninsured accounts receivables. With credit insurance, you can look forward to a possible rise up to 90%, allowing you to grow your business safely and with confidence.

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Gerald Shtull & Associates

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Gerald Shtull & Associates is dedicated to providing expert service with unwavering professional care; prioritising the protection of our clients' accounts receivables and the future growth and prosperity of their business.

National Bank of Canada and Business Clients "Capitalize" on Credit Insurance - New Article from RIAC

Receivables Insurance Canada (RIAC) association has published an article highlighting the National Bank of Canada's support for trade credit insurance:

 

 "The National Bank of Canada leverages receivables insurance for its clients for mutual success

BANKERS TAKE NOTE: BUSINESS CLIENTS WITH RECEIVABLES INSURANCE CAN ACCESS OTHER COST-EFFECTIVE FINANCING SOLUTIONS THAT BOOST YOUR BOTTOM LINE" (click here to read full article)

The article upholds the view of trade credit insurance as a financial tool, not just protecting your assets, but increasing your financial flexibility. An excellent insight into trade credit insurance and its diverse benefits.

Trade Credit Insurance Guide Published by The World Bank

One of the most comprehensive guides to trade credit insurance is Trade Credit Insurance by Peter M. Jones. Published as part of The World Bank's Premier Series on Insurance in 2010, this 33-page report includes an in-depth exploration of credit insurance, its benefits and its functions. The document also includes a very helpful FAQ section, as well as a glossary of terms used in trade credit insurance.

A fellow of the  Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators, Mr. Jones was a VP at Export Development Canada (EDC), as well as CEO of the African Trade Insurance Agency (ATI), he has also held prominent positions at CIBC and ANZ/ Grindlays Bank.

CLICK HERE TO READ THE REPORT