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Consumer credit health continued to improve in the 1st quarter of 2015

06 May 2015 | General

Further moderate relief for consumers.

The Mexican economy faces headwinds

29 April 2015 | General

Since the signature of the Pacto por Mexico in December 2012, an agreement struck by the three main political parties, the country has witnessed a variety of reforms.

Decreasing trade insurance claims in Europe, rise in claims in China

20 April 2015 | General

The International Credit Insurance & Surety Association (ICISA) met in Athens for the ICISA Spring Meetings 2015. Members were upbeat about the current market conditions and global outlook, with a stable claims environment and growth in demand. However, the claims picture for China is less favourable.

South African's unaware of the state of their credit profiles

14 April 2015 | General

The recent amendments in the National Credit Act (NCA) will make it more difficult for consumers to turn to unsecured lenders when short on cash. With stricter structures for affordability assessments by lenders being put in place, it has never been more important for South Africans to maintain a good credit standing – however, a worrying amount of South Africans are currently unaware of the state of their own personal credit profile.

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