Protecting your business against non-payment is of crucial importance for many companies in Europe. By granting payment terms of 30, 60, 90 days, or even more, depending on the country of export, companies expose themselves to a risk of non-payment that could weigh heavily on their balance sheet. This risk is traditionally covered by a credit-insurance policy.Credit-insured companies therefore seek to obtain the best possible coverage rate, i.e. the proportion of outstanding covered by their policy. Extended coverage enables them to accelerate their business development: accept a major new orderSEE DETAILS

2024, Cartan Trade continues its momentum!Following the opening of a 4th office in the United Kingdom, Cartan Trade is advancing its European expansion by offering innovative solutions to secure your businesses.The summary of 2023 :Success of our Top Up products, improving coverage against unpaid bills, now representing 28% of our policies. Continuous growth of our Unlock 360, a contract with numerous options, as well as our Single Risk solution to secure your targeted need!In an unstable economic environment, Cartan Trade is proud to provide additional guarantees to the market. Currently,SEE DETAILS

Cartan Trade opens London office  – Matthew Wells, as head of UK & Ireland.Created at the end of 2021, Cartan Trade is the new credit insurance capacity provider, serving companies of all sizes, both French and European. Attentive to companies’ expectations of transparency, simplicitý and efficiencý of companies, Cartan Trade innovates on the market by offering a perfectly readable products range, whose management is facilitated by a digital path.On February 15th & 16th, after France, Italy and the Benelux, Cartan Trade, the new credit insurance provider in France and Europe,SEE DETAILS

Cartan Trade launches UK operations, opens London office and recruits Matthew Wells, as head of UK & Ireland   “UK is a very competitive market, but we are confident we can bring a new strong added-value offer, able to protect the top line of small companies in a time where treasury is key. We just hired a key professional, Matthew Wells, who used to work for this market and had the network with brokers to leverage our presence in our new offices in London and Manchester.”, shared Eric Lenoir, CEO, CartanSEE DETAILS

The World Economic Forum is an independent international organization committed to improve the state of the world, by engaging business, political, academic and other leaders of society in order to shape global, regional and industry agendas.The Global Risks Report 2023 produced by the WEF presents the results of the latest Global Risks Perception Survey (GRPS), and analyses severe, newly emerging and rapidly changing risks that the world is likely to face.This 18th edition was written in partnership with : Zurich Insurance & Marsh McLennan.