Debt Recovery in Hungary: Practical Guidance for Foreign Creditors
Ahead of Hungary’s elections this year, many questions focus on political outcomes and their broader economic effects. For creditors and trading partners, however, the key issue is often more immediate: what is the practical state of play for ongoing business
When Technology Isn’t Enough: Managing Risk in Cross-Border Trade
In an era where fintech promises frictionless trade and AI-powered platforms scan contracts in milliseconds, it’s tempting to believe that technology alone can eliminate the risks in international commerce. But as any seasoned international trade professional knows, technology can only
Navigating South Africa: A Guide for Exporters and Cross-Border Creditors
South Africa remains the most industrialised and institutionally advanced economy on the African continent. Its diversified industrial base, mature legal framework, and well-capitalised financial sector make it a key destination for exporters, credit insurers, and lenders engaged in regional trade.
Claims handling: Impact of the geopolitical environment on claims and recoveries in the commercial and political risk industry
Introduction – A New World Order for Trade and Investment The geopolitical landscape has become increasingly turbulent, with rising great-power competition, economic fragmentation and frequent shocks—from wars to tariffs—disrupting global trade. For Export Credit Agencies (ECAs), these shifts are not
Mediation in Dubai: A Government-Backed Shift in Commercial Dispute Resolution
Dubai has long positioned itself as a global hub for commerce and finance, and in recent years it has also become a focal point for the evolution of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). With a series of bold legislative and institutional
Unlocking Trade and Export Finance Potential in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is undergoing a profound economic transformation that is capturing the attention of global investors, exporters, and trade financiers alike. Once seen primarily as an oil-dependent economy, the Kingdom is rapidly repositioning itself as a diversified, business-friendly hub that
Navigating Tanzania: A Guide for Exporters and Cross-Border Creditors
Tanzania is emerging as one of East Africa’s most promising destinations for global exporters, thanks to its strategic location, expanding infrastructure, and growing consumer base. With a population of over 62 million and a stable macroeconomic environment, the country has
Market alert: Algeria – customs and payment delays
Customs Delays and Payment Challenges — Signs of Progress, Risks Persist
Cross-Border Debt Recovery in Malaysia & Singapore
For exporters, trade financiers, and credit insurers engaged in cross-border trade, the ability to recover debts efficiently in foreign jurisdictions is a critical part of managing credit risk. When disputes arise in Southeast Asia, Malaysia and Singapore offer legal systems