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One of the major blockages to expanding export trade is the difficulty of exporters to accurately assess the credit risk of exports, leading to a reluctance to take on new clients or new markets.
It is often difficult to obtain export financing from Banks because they are unable to accurately assess the true credit risks of exports and usually require the exporter to pledge 100% of the financing with real property security or give up a part of their balance sheet strength.
If banks, with all their resources, cannot accurately assess export credit risk how is the exporter expected to come to grips with their own credit risk.
To assist exporters in their dilemma to assess and measure their own credit risk more accurately David Johns started to write a program in 2002, obtained professional research from Sweeney Research Pty Ltd in 2003 and commenced marketing in 2004. The program has been able to meet a large variety of needs amongst the exporters, covering
- large companies needing consistency between their sales people & the credit department
- where there is more than one person making the decision to extend credit
- successful exporters who are comfortable with current clientele but want to expand
- new exporters who needed to learn the basics
David has had over 35 years in management in Australia s major trading banks culminating as State Manager, International Trade & Finance NSW for National Australia Bank. He has a Masters Degree in Applied Finance from Macquarie University, Sydney, is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Bankers and a Graduate Member of the Australian Institute of Export.
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In the event our investigations establish that there are assets that would
provide satisfaction of your debt, however the debtor refuses to respond to our
attempts to negotiate the recovery, we shall report to you accordingly, advise
you if legal action in our opinion is warranted, and if so what costs would be
involved. This ensures that you retain at all times control of the file/s and
costs associated with such legal actions.
A regular report (bimonthly, monthly, quarterly or as development occurs) is
sent to the clients (procedure may defer in some countries)
It is perhaps worth noting, that when legal action is instituted on behalf of our clients we are able to offer substantially reduced legal costs, due to the volume of files that our offices handle, whilst having the local knowledge of the legal system, customs and culture that are often essential in effecting a recovery.
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