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    Why Coface Strengthens Its Position in Business Information for Switzerland

    As over 60% of Swiss companies export goods and services abroad, knowing who they’re doing business with becomes critical. A missed payment or a supplier failure can quickly disrupt operations and strain financial resources. Recognizing these challenges, Coface has been at the forefront of providing comprehensive business information services tailored for the Swiss market. By delivering in-depth analyses of financial health and payment behaviors, Coface empowers Swiss businesses to make informed decisions, ensuring stability and fostering growth.

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    “The core of our added value is data »

    In a recent interview with Le Revenu, Xavier Durand, CEO of Coface, shares his thoughts on risk management, current economic challenges and the place and role of data and innovation in risk analysis and prevention.

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    British companies suffer from late payments

    Almost all companies in the UK are struggling with late payments, according to Coface's 2025 United Kingdom Payment Survey. Compulsory liquidations are also on the rise, although insolvencies are declining overall and the economic outlook is positive.

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    Exporting to China: what Swiss SMEs need to know

    China offers Swiss companies significant growth opportunities. Yet entering this market requires preparation: even with the free trade agreement, barriers and regulations remain. Exporters should be aware of the practical requirements and the risks that come with doing business in the People’s Republic.

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    Exporting to China: what Swiss SMEs need to know

    China offers Swiss companies significant growth opportunities. Yet entering this market requires preparation: even with the free trade agreement, barriers and regulations remain. Exporters should be aware of the practical requirements and the risks that come with doing business in the People’s Republic.

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    The real cost of supplier bankruptcy for Swiss SMEs

    A supplier’s bankruptcy isn’t just a minor disruption. It can trigger a chain reaction that affects your business at every level. You might assume the damage is limited to a missed delivery or an unpaid invoice. But the real impact often goes much deeper. Financial losses, operational slowdowns, reputational risks, and growing pressure on your internal teams are just the beginning. If you're running a SME, especially one dependent on custom parts or international supply chains, your supplier’s failure can echo through your business for months. So what does that really look like in practice? Let’s break it down, step by step.

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    Italy’s economy caught in a prolonged downturn

    Coface assesses Italy’s economic situation critically, Switzerland’s fourth-largest trading partner. Low productivity, slow growth and tight fiscal space pose challenges. Coface’s “B” country risk assessment indicates an elevated probability of non‑payment on export receivables. For Swiss exporters, careful risk management is strongly recommended.

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