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Does your company know exactly how your insurance policies are faring in Asia? What stage has been reached with the compensation claim case in the United States? And do you still have an insight into your company's staff insurance in Bulgaria? ADD can help you find quick answers to all of these questions. The powerful WBNet software platform offers you the detailed reports that meet your requirements.

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    AXA maakt tariefaanpassingen 2021 bekend

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  • Factoring

    Trade credit

    Factoring involves transferring all or part of your debt management system to an external partner. It offers an alternative to the standard cash credits and keeps pace with your company' cash requirements.

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    Under a factoring agreement you transfer all or a large proportion of your trade receivables to an external partner. Depending on the provisions in  the agreement, the receivables are purchased in their entirety or the factoring company just takes over the debt management system. Factoring may also be combined with credit insurance, thus directly covering your customer risk. Smart financial management A factoring agreement can offer your company the necessary financial breathing room: Granting an easier payment extension – Trade receivables are a key component of your company's asset side. Outsourcing your credit management enables you to focus on your company's growth. Less risk of defaulters – The risk of defaulters can be borne by the complementary credit insurance. Invoice advance – As you have an advance equal to 75%-85% of the invoice issued, you are able to do business at a faster pace.  

  • All-risks electronic insurance

    EngineeringProperty

    Your electronic equipment is increasingly business critical for your company. An effective maintenance contract can make a big difference if the equipment is damaged or breaks down but the even greater damage your company suffers in such a situation has to be covered.

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    Take a stroll around your company and count the computers, telephones, servers, printers, studio material, medical equipment,... Before you know it you will have made a list of hundreds of appliances worth hundreds of thousands of Euros. You want them to keep on operating even if you do not own the items but are renting or leasing them. All-risks insurance covers (nearly) everything As you are not an electronics expert you do not want to have to contend with the fine print in contract clauses relating to items or causes that are covered or otherwise. All-risks insurance therefore works the other way round: you are insured for any damage that is not explicitly excluded. In other words, it may be assumed that you only have to meet the costs for wear and tear, cosmetic damage, disappearance and deliberate damage. Everything else is covered by the insurance company. Compensation for defective materials is generally based on the replacement as new value on the day when the damage occurred. Special attention for computers A damaged computer generally has a bigger impact on your organisation as this can result in a loss of data or additional costs for reconstituting information or software. You can take out separate cover for this eventuality. As in the case of a loss of profit subsequent to damage covered by the policy.