Publications et études

The turbulent waters that the global economy faced at the beginning of the year have calmed but the underlying issues persist.

The economy in Eastern Europe is forecast to continue growing 1.1% this year. However, trade credit risk from foreign late payment is on the rise.

Respondents in the Czech Republic (46.5%) seem to be most convinced that domestic B2B customers use outstanding invoices for their financial advantage.

Hungarian respondents (76%) seem to be the hardest hit by late payment of domestic invoices due to customers’ insufficient funds (64% in Eastern Europe).

Plus de répondants en Pologne (environ 30%) qu'en Europe de l'Est (environ 20%) s'attendent à une augmentation de leur DSO dans les 12 prochains mois.

30% of respondents in Slovakia (18% in Eastern Europe) consider maintaining adequate cash flow as the biggest challenge to business profitability in 2016.

Turkey has the highest domestic payment default rate in Eastern Europe, with 61.1% of the total value of domestic B2B invoices paid late (55.2% in 2015).

Atradius a étudié comment l'augmentation de la dette des entreprises dans les marchés émergents affecte la solvabilité des entreprises et a identifié les pays et secteurs les plus vulnérables.

En 2014, le nombre de faillites en Belgique a reculé et devrait encore se replier de 7% en 2016.

L‘économie danoise devrait enregistrer une croissance de 1,4% en 2016 vu l‘accélération de la croissance des investissements et l‘augmentation continue des exportations.