NY business activity unexpectedly jumped this month, with the NY Empire State Manufacturing Index climbing to 11.5, the highest level witnessed in over two years. Is a soft landing possible? For important risk disclosures, learn more at GraniteShares.com.
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NY business activity unexpectedly jumped this month, with the NY Empire State Manufacturing Index climbing to 11.5, the highest level witnessed in over two years. Is a soft landing possible? For important risk disclosures, learn more at GraniteShares.com.
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Critical suppliers. New customers. Credit risk. For corporate leaders, it’s not enough to respond to change. It’s time to reimagine risk to find new opportunities and drive revenue. Explore Credit and Risk Solutions for Corporates: https://ow.ly/xPyT50QTmjn #ReimagineYourRisk
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🚨Cost cutting? or cutting losses?🚨 The year 2024 is already coming to a close with less than 4 months to go. It definitely has been an interesting year with job losses, pulled back spending, and halted expansion plans for many companies. But it begs the question...🤔 How can suppliers protect their own margins when direct-to-customer commodities are so volatile?🤔 There's only so much that suppliers can control when their own customers choose to downsize, but having better information/intel before a catastrophe hits, can help you make better business decisions for the future. I'm curious...🤔 What kind of information is your business asking for when taking on new clients?🤔 What about continuing the relationship?🤔 I'm curious to hear your thoughts. Looking forward to seeing your comments below.⬇
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Increasingly, the biggest corruption threat facing companies is not bribe payments or speed money but the risk that their own employees may be on the take. Several recent surveys1 on global fraud have highlighted this problem, drawing attention to the involvement of senior executives of multinational companies in emerging markets. Causes include the rising pressures to deliver improved financial performance; the temptation is there to cook the books, stuff the channel with inventory, and make side agreements with customers and partners. Greed is also driving more management fraud: kickbacks from vendors and advertising agencies, commissions on real-estate transactions or machinery purchases, deposits in overseas bank accounts on successful acquisitions or sales of companies. These transactions are becoming routine in some places, and they are difficult to combat without the right organizational culture.
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Critical suppliers. New customers. Credit risk. For corporate leaders, it’s not enough to respond to change. It’s time to reimagine risk to find new opportunities and drive revenue. Explore Credit and Risk Solutions for Corporates: https://ow.ly/B4Zx50QCSgN #ReimagineYourRisk
Critical suppliers. New customers. Credit risk. For corporate leaders, it’s not enough to respond to change. It’s time to reimagine risk to find new opportunities and drive revenue. Explore Credit and Risk Solutions for Corporates: https://ow.ly/B4Zx50QCSgN #ReimagineYourRisk
Risk evolves. So does opportunity.
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Have Managers tolerated compliance risk in pursuit of more revenues and profits? If so Compliance must enure that long term financial soundness is not compromised and the interests of all stakeholders stand robustly protected. For instance the speedy acceleration of a line of business, relatively easy to procure but prone to produce heavy losses under the pretext of the law of large numbers,is a risk that must be flagged by Complliance via a portfolio counterbalance even if the business side morons label compliance as 'anti business'.. the implacable trait of business side personnel for short term growth leading later to accumulated losses must be challenged and defeated for long term prosperity.
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What is holding your company's growth back? Balancing between expansion and risk is crucial for organizations at each level of growth. Keeping a cautious stance with credit risk management is understandable, especially when dealing with large orders or growing into new markets. However, too much caution can stunt potential growth. The idea of using a "security blanket" to extend credit to promising clients is interesting. It implies the significance of implementing tactics or resources that alleviate risks while still permitting growth. Ultimately, every company has to gauge its risk threshold and determine the acceptable level of risk for expansion. It revolves around finding a balance between taking advantage of opportunities and financial stability. Tell me your thoughts in the comments!
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