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Popular prepared meal kit company Blue Apron faces a mighty challenge in 2018 to remain solvent as new competitors in Amazon and Wal-Mart enter their space.

You may have heard: the global supply chain is broken. Shipping delays and congested seaports have tripled container freight rates worldwide. We take a look at retail trade businesses with the highest risk potential.

A recent IMF report has highlighted a surge in instability within nonfinancial corporations. As the potential for mass economic failure mounts, CreditRiskMonitor is providing the daily markers that effectively signal on the counterparties in your portfolio that hold the most extreme bankruptcy risk potential.

Looking to China in a COVID-19 age, creditors may soon start forcing several high-profile companies into legal proceedings commensurate with corporate failure.

Armed with CreditRiskMonitor’s SupplyChainMonitor product, procurement teams worldwide are restructuring by onshoring, nearshoring, and avoiding increasingly risky countries.

A contraction in credit is not something that might occur: It will happen at some point. Risk professionals dealing with the healthcare sector are better off preparing now, while economic conditions are still strong.

With cracks already starting to show in the trucking industry and CFOs worrying that economic conditions are primed to decline, the time to prepare is now.

Chinese property developer defaults have become the norm, with formal bankruptcies now beginning to take shape. Industry giant China Evergrande Group may be among the next to file.

Leveraged to the max, it seems as though there’s not enough makeup in the world to mask Revlon, Inc.’s deep financial troubles.