Business Cash Flow Management

Cash flow management is essential to project future revenue and secure your business growth. Read our article for tips to improve your cash flow.

Claims assessors: helping turn unrecovered debts into policy payments

When faced with bad debts, your business needs to know it can count on an insurance safety net. Learn how our experts handle claims swiftly and smoothly, from filing to indemnity payment.

The 5 Financial KPIs You Should Follow Daily

Discover the 5 KPIs that will allow you to analyse your financial performance, predict growth and help you turn a profit.

Grand reopening: new opportunities, old risks

Watch for a multi-faceted recovery: high-pressure economics in the US, low-pressure economics in Europe.

Adapt Your Financial KPIs To Your Business Objectives

Monitoring the right financial KPIs can help you reach your objectives and optimize your business strategy. Discover how.

The Federal Reserve Shifts To “Inflation Targeting

In a pivotal but widely expected speech on 27 August at the Federal Reserve’s annual Jackson Hole retreat, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell announced a significant shift in monetary policy to “average inflation targeting."

Ask an Economist: What Economic Worries Keep You Up at Night?

COVID-19 sent tremors throughout the world, and the devastating economic effects are palpable. As we continue to find our way through the uncertainty, questions about the current state of the economy and future recovery continue to linger.

More Records, But We May be Starting to Bottom Out

Real personal consumption expenditures fell in April by an amount which would have previously been unthinkable, corporate profits fell, and more in Dan's blog.

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U.S.: Services, Trade Boost Economy; Manufacturing Drags

The ISM non-manufacturing index, covering approximately 85% of the economy, rose +1.1 points to 55.0 in December, well above the 50 line indicating expansion.

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US: Federal Reserve Keeps Rates Stable

December 11, 2019 Economic Update: As expected the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged and signaled that further cuts in 2020 are less likely than previously thought.

2019 Is Likely to Start Clean and Finish Messy

The economy performed very well in 2018. GDP growth, expected to be 2.9% for the year, tied 2015 for the strongest of the nine year recovery. Recent growth was particularly impressive in Q2 at 4.2% q/q annualized and 3.5% in Q3. The all-important consumer sector flexed its muscles at 3.8% and 3.6% in Q2 and Q3.