Risk is an unavoidable part of doing business and is usually necessary in some form to grow your business. However, taking unnecessary and uncalculated risks can be one of the best ways to endanger your business.

Most companies think about insolvency risk in terms of their customers.  How will losing a customer impact their revenue? Will they experience bad debt from unpaid invoices?

Some businesses prospered during the pandemic. However, even healthy companies must remain vigilant as the ongoing economic fallout could still affect them, making it vital to monitor your customers.

In this article, we’ll look at which sectors have thrived through coronavirus and how you can use data to protect your business from falling victim to bad debt.

Company accounts are an interesting piece of the jigsaw when evaluating the solvency of your clients.

Money laundering is a big issue in the UK. 

The UK government has declared a crackdown on money laundering and has strong legislation to aid in this. With £88 billion laundered through the UK economy each year this is a massive undertaking.