Financial Help for Exporters
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Paul Wilton (editor)
CA with degrees in commerce, accounting and information technology. Paul worked overseas in the “Big 4” accounting firms and served as a director at Audit New Zealand before setting up his own consultancy. Author of A-Z of New Zealand Business Law, Paul has over 20 years of experience as a business owner and consultant. He joined FBA in 2004 and is totally committed to providing excellence in quality and value to our subscribers.
If you export goods and services, you may face hurdles doing business with overseas customers. For example: Cancelling contracts or defaulting on payments, along with day-to-day issues, like managing working capital, securing bank guarantees or funding growth.The New Zealand Export Credit Office (NZECO) provides a range of trade credit insurance and financial guarantees backed by the New Zealand Government to help businesses secure export sales, manage payment risk and access finance via your bank.
Find out more about available products on the NZECO website:
https://exportcredit.treasury.govt.nz/what-we-do/solutions
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If you export goods and services, you may face hurdles doing business with overseas customers. For example: Cancelling contracts or defaulting on payments, along with day-to-day issues, like managing working capital, securing bank guarantees or funding growth.The New Zealand Export Credit Office (NZECO) provides a range of trade credit insurance and financial guarantees backed by the New Zealand Government to help businesses secure export sales, manage payment risk and access finance via your bank.
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