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Grow your business
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Business credit insurance: Everything you need to know in 2026
Business credit insurance protects your invoices, secures cash flow, and supports growth. Our guide explains how it works and who needs it.
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Debunking 5 Trade Credit Insurance Myths and Misconceptions
In this article, we debunk the most common trade credit insurance myths, provide practical guidance, and show how Allianz Trade’s trade credit insurance solutions help you protect revenue, manage risk, and trade with confidence.
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Managing cross-border risks in B2B e-commerce
Discover how Allianz Trade pay mitigates financial risks in cross-border B2B e-commerce with real-time credit assessments, fraud detection, and secure payment solutions. Expand internationally with confidence and streamline your transactions with automated credit checks and trade credit insurance.
Protect your revenues
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Help with overdue invoices: practical business advice to get paid faster in 2026
Protect your business from cash flow issues with practical advice for managing overdue invoices. Explore financial tools to secure your revenue.
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Bad debt protection: how insurance can help
Bad debt protection insurance covers losses if a customer becomes insolvent, with the finance provider absorbing the cost. A clear 2026 guide.
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Fraud by sector: How it differs
Business fraud attacks can vary based on industry. We’ve highlighted five different industries to explain how business fraud changes depending on where you work.
Economic research
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UK Risk Barometer 2026: Technology, geopolitics and economic risks are top concerns
Allianz Trade’s UK Risk Barometer 2026 reveals rising cyber, AI, geopolitical and insolvency risks impacting supply chains and resilience. Explore the full report now.
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Q1 UK economic outlook: a sobering start with silver linings
Allianz Trade outlines the UK’s 2026 economic outlook with slowing growth, easing inflation and rising insolvency risks. Read the full report.
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UK economic outlook: Autumn budget 2025
The UK Chancellor's autumn budget introduces £26bn in new taxes by 2029-30, focusing on smaller measures like mansion tax and capital income rate hikes, amid fiscal consolidation efforts.
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