Solutions
One set of financial accounts, read from both ends
The risk is one thing at heart: a counterparty on one side of an obligation and you on the other, and something that may not run the way it was written. These are two assessments for two questions: a company that wants to know its own risks, and a financial institution that wants to know its client's risk before financing.
Credit risk on your receivables
Where is your future money concentrated, and what are the risks?
Who this is forCompanies selling on terms that want to know where the risk in their financial accounts actually sits, and financial institutions reading their own portfolio.Credit risk on your payables
The risk sitting in the suppliers you depend on
Who this is forCompanies whose operations rest on a supplier base, and financial institutions reading a client's purchasing accounts inside their portfolio.