Tag: CreditorWatch

Anneke Thompson, Chief Economist at CreditorWatch, delves into the current economic and business landscape in Australia. 

Australian business activity nears record lows since January 2017 due to cost pressures and reduced demand, impacting supply chain revenue.

CreditorWatch CEO, Patrick Coghlan, discusses tips to maintain an effective credit risk management process.

Australian SMEs face mounting challenges with surging defaults and administrations, Reports find.

ASBFEO found 25 pct of big businesses take more than 120 days to pay small businesses, while only 30 pct pay within 30 days.

What is CSR and why is it so important for businesses? With the ever growing social and environmental concerns of a business’ operations in contemporary society, there exists an inevitable pressure for businesses to consider what is known as the triple bottom line. In brief, the triple bottom line posits the interrelated significance of the […]

It is no surprise that Construction remained the worst industry for court actions in Quarter 3, 2019. However, other industries are showing signs of catching up. Construction remained the worst-performing industry in court actions in all states with the exception of Western Australia. Western Australia which saw retail trade as the worst-performing industry for court […]

It’s no secret that inadequate cash flow is one of the main reasons why businesses fail in Australia. Dynamic Business only recently talked about this issue last week, with new research commissioned by H&R Block found that the biggest struggles for small businesses across Australia are: ‘cashflow’ (35%) ‘marketing effectiveness’ (30%) ‘lack of support’ (19%) […]

The Personal Property Securities Register recently announced that they have hit 10 million registrations! Along with that news, the seven-year anniversary of PPSR is fast approaching in January, which means that there is going to be an influx in expirations and renewals. To give you a further idea of just how big the PPSR and […]

In a perfect world, suppliers would prefer to be paid cash up front. However, in reality, the world works on credit. Trade credit is inevitable and so is the debt that comes with it. For most businesses, trade credit is essential for growth as businesses don’t have to pay suppliers on the spot but rather with […]