Keeping Supply Chains Moving: The Role of Credit Insurance During Coronavirus

June 12, 2020

The cessation of business as usual resulting from the effects of Coronavirus has shattered confidence in normal business relationships and triggered a recession. Credit insurance can help fill this confidence gap. Credit insurance protects an insured company’s accounts receivable from loss due to credit risks such as protracted default, insolvency or bankruptcy. Insured companies are covered if a customer fails to pay for purchased goods or services.

With the increased popularity of enterprise risk management in multinational companies, executives are asking employees to redefine their roles. Robert Ginsburg, founder of RBG Global, explores how some of the most insidious cross-border risks fall through the cracks and decimate investments — and how lawyers and ERM can catch them before they manifest as losses. For access to the full article, here is a link:

https://www.law360.com/articles/896139/erm-and-the-role-of-counsel-in-cross-border-investments

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Keeping Supply Chains Moving: The Role of Credit Insurance During Coronavirus

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