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How do you know you will get paid by your overseas buyer?

June 10 | 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Learn how to protect your business from bad debt and grow safely at home and overseas using insurance-backed and government-supported solutions.

 

What you’ll learn
  • How to take advantage of business growth opportunities whilst minimising the risks.
  • A full understanding of how trade credit insurance protection works.
  • How to manage the risks that businesses face trading domestically and overseas.

 

Description

Late and unpaid invoices aren’t just an inconvenience, they can threaten cash flow, stall growth, and in some cases, push otherwise healthy businesses into distress. With insolvencies continuing to rise and SMEs shouldering the greatest burden of bad debt, protecting your business has never been more critical.

This webinar explores how businesses can safeguard themselves against non-payment, understand the true impact of bad debt, and still seize opportunities to grow with confidence. We’ll look at both domestic and international trading, outlining how private credit insurers can support sustainable growth, and how government-backed solutions can help you build new relationships with overseas buyers while keeping risk to a minimum.

With new UK legislation set to crack down on late payments by large buyers, domestic trading may become more predictable – but overseas payments remain a different challenge altogether. Join us to learn how to protect your cash flow, trade with confidence, and grow without exposing your business to unnecessary risk.

Speakers
Amy Clark

Co-Head Trade and Structured Finance Underwriting, UK Export Finance

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Andrea Walker

Co-Head Trade and Structured Finance Underwriting, UK Export Finance.

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Date and Time: Wednesday 10th June 2pm – 3pm

 

This event is online. Please register and book your place here: Events – How do you know you will get paid by your overseas buyer?

 

This support is available to businesses within York and North Yorkshire, if your business is based outside our region, visit Business.gov.uk and search your postcode to find your local alternative.