When Credendo issues a bond or a guarantee, this gives further assurance to your counterparty that your company will fulfill its contractual and legal obligations. In this episode we will explain what a surety bond is, for whom surety bonds are intended, what the benefits are and much more.

Credendo’s core product is credit insurance. Together we will go over how credit insurance works, what risks are covered, and what happens when a client fails to pay. 

On a macro level, Credendo identifies 2 types of risks: country risks and sector risks. In this episode, you will find out how Credendo assesses those risks, where you can find this information and which sectors are currently the most promising for export.

Companies wanting to sell their goods in emerging economies, often not only need to have the best product, but also have to be able to provide tailor-made financing. How does Credendo help exporters and are these products also for SMEs?

Terms such as ‘corporate social responsibility and exporting’ are everywhere. But what does this mean for our companies and for Credendo? What are the recent developments in this domain?

Credendo is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year and witnessed how classic credit insurance gradually evolved towards a product with many side products.