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Credit
Risk Management
Credit Risk Management service
is to establish appropriate credit policy for a company's credit sales,
control the increase of accounts receivable, reduce bad debt losses and
therefore increase the sales profit, which has become an important part
of a modern enterprise management.
Corporate Risk Management
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Large
database containing essential corporate customer information and various
industry statistics; |
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Complete
credit rating systems for corporate customers; |
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Dynamic
corporate customer risk monitoring systems. |
Management of Corporate Accounts Receivable
Establishing appropriate credit
policies
Credit policies are the rules
governing the management of corporate accounts receivable, which include
credit standard, credit terms and credit limits.
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Credit
Standard: Through analyzing sales, profit, management expense and
opportunity cost, establishing the minimal standard for a corporation
to extend credit sales to its customers. |
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Credit Terms: Establishing the terms and conditions of credit sales,
such as payment period and cash discounts. |
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Dynamic Credit Limit: Appropriate credit monetary limit can effectively
guard against corporate losses from credit sales in excess of its
customers' payment ability. |
Strengthening internal control
and helping establish modern corporate management system
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Customers
credit rating and evaluations. |
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Appropriate credit sales plan. |
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Internal approval process for credit sales; establishing responsibilities. |
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Multi-layer accounts receivable management and credit policy amendment.
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Credit cost and monitoring system; procedures to process bad debts. |
Accounts Payable Management
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Setting
up a sound credit "alert" system. |
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Improving corporate image to facilitate future financing. |
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Taking advantage of the credit terms to decide the optimal time and
ways for trade payments. |
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