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Insurance Marketplace Realities 2023 Spring Update – Trade credit

April 28, 2023

All economic signs point to deeper recession in the second half of 2023. Cash flow constraints and access to liquidity will lead to higher insolvencies, and this is expected to bleed into 2024.
Credit and Political Risk
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Rate predictions: Trade credit
Trend Range
Trade credit Increase +5% to +10%
  • Loss ratios remain far too low for trade credit insurers, but we expect this to change as we head into a deeper recession in the second half of 2023.
  • The bank crises demonstrate a macro impact to a fragile economy, which will lead to more corporate insolvencies.
  • The flight to quality in the banking sector is leading to more insured supply chain finance programs.
  • A higher focus by corporates on working capital financing needs is heading us into a potential prolonged recession.
  • There is significant growth in the trade credit market over 2022 as more companies protect their receivables.

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