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Credit & Surety, Blog Post

Freeing Underwriters to Focus on Torpedo Risks

Freeing Underwriters to Focus on Torpedo Risks

Learn how you can remove administrative workload through intelligent automation. CAM Credit enables underwriters to concentrate on complex exposures, strengthening risk control where it matters most.

Credit & Surety, Blog Post

Trade Credit Insurers: How to Overcome the Challenge of Manual Processes and Rising Costs

Trade Credit Insurers How to overcome the challenge of manual processes and rising costs

Automated data validation, rule-driven decisions, and real-time updates: Learn how CAM Credit transforms manual processes into faster, safer, and cost-efficient operations.

Blog Post, News

SCHUMANN Appoints new CEO and Focuses on Credit Insurance

SCHUMANN appoints with Evgeny Kulyushin new CEO and focuses on credit insurance

SCHUMANN sets course for the future as we enter 2026: Evgeny Kulyushin, an existing Director with longstanding industry experience, is taking over the role of CEO and driving forward the strategic focus on credit insurance. With substantial investments in AI and the targeted enhancement of its credit insurance solutions, SCHUMANN is strengthening its role as a key innovation partner.

Blog Post, ALEVA

Agentic AI: Impact on Credit Management

Agentic AI Impact on Credit Management

Developments in the field of artificial intelligence are advancing at a breathtaking pace. Language models such as GPT and Mistral have long since conquered everyday life – but the next stage is already upon us: agentic AI. Unlike traditional AI systems, which respond purely reactively to inputs, agentic AI systems independently pursue goals, plan intermediate steps and coordinate actions. This new paradigm could fundamentally change credit management.

SCHUMANN Insights, Blog Post

Social security contributions are skyrocketing: How rising contributions are jeopardising Germany's competitiveness

Rising social security contribution

Rising social security contributions are no longer just a problem for employees – they are hitting companies just as hard. By 2025, total social security contributions in Germany will already exceed 40% of gross wages – and the trend is set to continue. Forecasts indicate figures of over 46% by 2035. But what does this mean in concrete terms for the competitiveness of German companies?

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