Malayan Insurance has joined forces with Atradius to provide TCI to businesses in the Philippines, looking to enhance risk management.
The aim is to increase the utilisation of TCI by leveraging expertise in risk identification and mitigation.
This alliance is expected to transform the local insurance market by providing a financial safety net to medium and large-scale enterprises.
It will support the insurance industry in the Philippines by offering a broad spectrum of businesses a layer of protection against non-payment risks.
Prospective clients of the Malayan-Atradius partnership can expect to benefit from improved credit terms, better financing options, enhanced credit management tools and support in managing client portfolios.
These advantages are in addition to the core function of TCI, which is to protect businesses from the financial impact of their clients’ default on payments for goods or services.
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