Coming UP on TradeSecurely

Oct 23 2018 | 00:01:20

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Show Notes

The Sears bankruptcy loomed for 3 years. For Canadian suppliers of this giant retailer it was 3 years of uncertainty. Do you maintain a relationship with a once strong, large customer in hopes they can make a turnaround or do you end the relationship knowing you may not get back in their stores with your products when the recovery happens? Tough call. Suppliers who had Receivables Insurance coverage had more options. David Dienesch, CEO at Euler Hermes Canada explains how they were able to navigate the last three years.

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