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In this newsletter you will find the next articles: “Temporary law for fast-track company dissolution extended by two years”, “IAF celebrates 40th World Fashion Convention in Indonesia”, “Our new debt collection system is going live soon!”, “More visitors in Dutch shopping streets in Q3”, “BvCM Congress 2025: Sustainable credit management as a guardian of liquidity”, “Number of Dutch bankruptcies in August 16% lower than a year earlier”, “Business confidence less negative in the third quarter of 2025”, “Supervision of the registration requirement for debt collection service providers”, “Geopolitics and trade tariffs keep Dutch industry on hold until 2026”, “Increasingly longer payment terms for companies” and Effective debt recovery with integrity and results “.
In this newsletter the next articles: “US import duties disrupt global container shipping”, “The Debt Collection Services Quality Act”, “Watch out for ‘Insolvenzanfechtung’ when doing business with Germany”, “Expert in doing business between German and Dutch companies”, “Keeping financial control over suppliers”, “Dutch Chamber of Commerce reports record number of business closures in a decade in Q1 2025” and “Sharp rise in bankruptcies in Germany: What entrepreneurs need to know”.
In this newsletter you will find the next articles: “Client interview: Malelions”, “Retail turnover up over 2% in third quarter”, “Number of retail bankruptcies in The Netherlands increased by half”, “The State of Fashion 2025: Navigating a year of challenges”, “International fashion network partner Fashion Net Anton Dell” and “Events and news from the international credit management world”.
In this newsletter you may find the next information: “Mid-year review: The most important fashion news of 2024 so far’, “Retention of Title on delivered goods – What is the added value?”, “Abolition of pledge prohibitions a major step for SME financing”, “Companies taking more measures to prevent fraud”, “More Dutch bankruptcies in June”. In addition, attention for the coming fashion fairs.
In this newsletter you may find information regarding forecasts in fashion, shoes, textiles and home & living for 2024. The articles are: “Margins shrink, DSO deteriorates, and more bankruptcies expected in the fashion industry”, “Despite increase in bankruptcies, slight growth in turnover for fashion and home & living”, “The new Debt Collection Services Quality Act”, “Cooperation with Turkish Clothing Industry Association TGSD”, “New credit management software”, “Invite workshop trade credit Insurance” and “Seminar international Retention of Title”.
This first newsletter in 2024 contains the following articles: “Fashion trade fairs”, “Consumers are more likely to find their way to physical fashion stores”, “Number of bankruptcies increased significantly in 2023”, “Number of bankruptcies in Flanders reached record high in 2023”, “Risks and opportunities in 2024 for wholesale”, “Thousands of retailers quit to avoid debt”, “WHOA protects large companies, but SMEs remain behind in debt approach: ‘Costs too high’” and “Fraud insurance”.
