Don't leave your business at risk
The corporate fraud epidemic is costing the Australian economy $5.8 billion a year. Technological, social, demographic and economic developments provide ever-changing opportunities for clever fraudsters to burden your business with financial and reputational damage. However, this doesn't need to be the case.
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Improving collections in a volatile market
How early collections and data management can increase cash flow
Managing accounts receivable in an economic downturn is a difficult task - the quantity of accounts that require attention has increased exponentially as the number of people and firms facing financial stress has risen. However the key to improving recovery rates may easier than anticipated and the payoff for business could be significant.
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Consumers still in the danger zone
Risk of financial distress prevalent across the country
A third of the country remains in the danger zone for financial distress despite signs that economic
conditions are improving, with thirty three percent of Australia's postcodes designated a high risk rating on
Dun & Bradstreet's Geographic Risk Indicator.
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It's The Data, Stupid
Why accurate and timely data is the cornerstone of the business lifecycle
This Dun & Bradstreet whitepaper examines the critical role of data in business development and risk mitigation and explores a number of ways in which smart companies can gain true insight from data management and integration strategies.
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Protection against Financial Crimes
Lessons from the global experience
Protection against Financial Crimes offers critical lessons from around the world in tackling financial fraud. In particular the whitepaper provides insight into how organisations can maximise the impact of their AML | CTF compliance spend by implementing a more holistic approach to combat financial crime.
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The Evolution of Risk
The role of credit managers in 2020
The Evolution of Risk identifies the global trends that will impact the credit risk assessment processes of Australian organisations in coming years. Recent events have altered the credit market drastically in a shift that has massive consequences for credit departments around the globe. However the credit crisis is only one contributor. The Evolution of Risk report identifies five key trends that will have profound and lasting impacts on the credit industry.
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