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Construction
Flexible funding and protection for sub-contractors and suppliers.
Construction Sector SolutionsRecruitment
Streamlined cash flow management for payroll-heavy businesses.
Recruitment Sector SolutionsCase Study: Manufacturer of Aluminium extrusions, supplying the Construction sector
This introduction was into a client who had recently bought the assets of a business to add to their portfolio of companies.
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Trade credit insurance protects your business against the failure of a customer to pay their invoices that are owed to you. This could be due to insolvency or administration or it could be that they are still trading but wont or cant pay you within a certain timeframe.
Any business that trades on open account terms is susceptible to supply chain instability. We have clients in the hundreds of millions of turnover down to SME’s and startups looking to secure their futures.
When we set your policy up, we ask you for your estimated insurable turnover (EITO) for the next 12 months. This will exclude VAT, non credit sales, inter company sales and sales to uninsurable entities like Government bodies. This figure will form the basis of what can be insured (subject to the credit limits agreed by the insurer)
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