Consequences of Global Dependencies on Products and Services for the German Economy
Germany's economy is heavily dependent on global supply chains – whether for energy, rare earths, chips, cloud services or medicines. The current crises show how risky unilateral dependencies can be and how urgently Germany needs its own production capacities in key technologies. Those who identify risks early on and diversify not only strengthen their competitiveness but also their strategic independence.
Supply Chain Finance – Managing Opportunities and Risks
In times of global uncertainty, disrupted supply chains and increasing financing costs, one theme is becoming increasingly important: supply chain finance (SCF). This article describes how companies can successfully implement supply chain finance, utilize opportunities and control risks.
Connecting Credit Risks with Liquidity Planning
In times of economic uncertainty, considering credit risks in liquidity planning is a decisive factor for the success of companies. Find out how integrated processes can help you avoid liquidity bottlenecks and secure your solvency in the long term.
Insolvency Trends in Germany and the Financial Damage
The number of corporate insolvencies in Germany will rise in 2025 to a level last seen over ten years ago – and the financial damage will reach almost historic record levels. Particularly large insolvencies are putting pressure on entire supply chains, while numerous companies in key sectors such as automotive, construction and retail are fighting for survival.
Optimizing Credit Risk Management in Volatile Markets
Volatile markets present companies with enormous challenges – especially in terms of credit risk management. Find out which strategies and technologies you can use to avoid payment defaults and grow securely despite market fluctuations.
