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Thursday
May282009

Euler Hermes Sfac CEO Michel Mollard discusses ICBA benefits and global risk

Excerpt from ICBA Advantage Issue 3 - Spring 2009

Euler Hermes is the world’s largest credit insurance provider and industry leader, present in over 50 countries with 36% share of the world credit insurance market. Euler Hermes diagnoses the financial situation of more than 40 million companies. Its analysis provides necessary information for choosing sound trading partners and efficiently managing debtor risk. In 2008, Euler Hermes protected business transactions totalling €800 billion.

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Thursday
Apr092009

The Coface Group’s CEO discusses credit crisis effects – transparent financial information will ease trade credit 

By Mark Attley

The big three global credit insurers EulerCoface and Atradius continue to maintain their Investment Grade ratings despite the worst financial industry results in decades. At a recent meeting of the International Credit Brokers Alliance (ICBA) in London, England, Jérôme Cazes, CEO of The Coface Group, outlined his perspective on the current credit crisis and what we can expect over the coming year. Alliance members were treated to a blunt assessment of the present situation, which, if mirrored by the other two insurers, gives an indication of the scope of the challenges confronting the industry. Ironically, M. Cazes provided some hope and assurance that there is light at the end of the tunnelversus a torch carried by the grim reaper of capitalism.

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