Credit risk is a crucial financial consideration forcompanies of all shapes and sizes. Organizations aren't going tothrive if they can't rely on customers to pay what they owe, can'tdepend on their supply chain to move materials and components in atimely manner, or fear for the stability of their bankingpartners.
It's a timeless topic, but with many new wrinkles, as today'stechnology tools make a world of information and powerful analyticscapabilities available to credit managers. To learn more about howcompanies today are managing the myriad credit risks they face—andto identify opportunities for improvement—Treasury &Risk undertook the “2016 Credit Risk Management Survey,”sponsored by Moody'sAnalytics.
Conducted this summer, the survey received responses from 110professionals who work in treasury (43 percent), finance (40percent), risk management (10 percent), or line-of businessmanagement (6 percent). They hail from businesses of all sizes,across a wide swath of industries.
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Meg Waters
Meg Waters is the editor in chief of Treasury & Risk. She is the former editor in chief of BPM Magazine and the former managing editor of Business Finance.
