Latest CreditorWatch Product Developments
CreditorWatch is continuously improving its credit risk product suite and business solutions. We've made some impressive strides in the last 18 months. Find out more in this blog.
Strategies to Reduce Supply Chain Risk: Lessons from the Pandemic
Procurement specialist Brendan Sherry offers four practical ways you can mitigate your supply chain risk and implement effective strategies to avoid financial stress.
JobKeeper Ends on 28 March 2021
What does the end of JobKeeper on March 28 mean for businesses? Economist Harley Dale discusses on the CreditorWatch blog.
The Grasshopper Effect: How to Recognise and Prevent Supplier Hopping
Quick and skilled at camouflage, supplier hoppers have been plaguing Australian businesses before COVID-19, but their ill effects are more widespread than ever. Hilbert Klaster discusses how to detect supplier hopping behaviour.
Business Risk Review: January 2021
The construction industry is one to watch as payment times blow out to 44 days overdue. Get the latest stats and insights from our Business Risk Review for January 2021.
Business Risk Review: December 2020
Get the latest industry stats from the CreditorWatch Business Risk Review and expert insights from CEO Patrick Coghlan and Economist Harley Dale.
Business Risk Review: November 2020
This is the last Business Risk Review for 2020. How is the economy recovering after a disastrous year and what does the outlook like for the New Year? Equip yourself with the data that matters.
Credit Risk Technology: The Benefits of Automation
Credit risk management getting you down? Make faster decisions and streamline your internal processes by introducing automation into your business.
Zombie Companies Multiply as Payment Times Blow Out
Our Small Business Risk Review data for June shows payment times across all industries have blown out by an average of 49 days year-on-year. Access the latest business stats in this article.
Industry Insights Quarter 3, 2019: Construction remains the worst performing industry but others catch up
It is no surprise that Construction remained the worst industry for court actions in Quarter 3, 2019. However, other industries are showing signs of catching up. Construction remained the worst-performing industry in court actions in all states with the exception of Western Australia. Western Australia which saw retail trade as the worst-performing industry for court […]