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NCI Trade Credit Risk Index Q2 2017

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This article was sourced from NCI. 

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About NCI

As Australia’s leading trade credit insurance broker, NCI is uniquely placed to report on the ‘ups and downs’ of the country’s inter-business trading climate. With frequent media reports on the fluctuations of business trade credit factors, NCI’s quarterly credit risk index is ideally placed to demonstrate the extremes of Australia’s economy.

Notes: The NCI Trade Credit Risk Index score is based on an aggregate of claims data, collection activity, credit limit decisions and overdue accounts.

For more information contact:
Kirk Cheesman, Managing Director of NCI
email or 1800 882 820

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