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- Protects creditors against the risk on non payment.
- The Insured gains a "partner" which assumes the major percentage of risk of accounts receivable.
- The Insured has backup provided by market studies and analysis of clients provided by an expert agent.
- Allows anticipation of risk factors by Continental based on important crossed information concerning payment behaviour between their Insured, mainly within the domestic market.
- Has payment coverage in the majority of worldwide countries.
- Transforms the accounts receivable into low risk assets and permits the elimination of financial costs for overdue credit payments, ensuring a cash flow and working capital.
- Allows diminishing of provisions for uncollectable funds.
- Allows arranging and structuring of credit policies.
- Facilitates access to financing, as the policy can be endorsed to third parties e.g. Banks and factoring, thereby obtaining bank credits by easier means and with lower costs.
- Improves the company's financial classification.
- Facilitates penetration of new markets.
- Improves competition in the international market.
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