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Jul 31, 2025
eNews

Passing the baton: How credit leaders can bridge the knowledge gap in their teams

Good leadership is like a relay race—those who pass the baton to the next runner ensure that the whole team keeps moving forward. In the credit industry, where much of the expertise comes from hands-on experience, leaders have a responsibility to actively fill knowledge gaps and guide newer credit professionals. 
Jul 29, 2025
Blog

Power in the principles: Strengthening credit through certification 

One of the hallmarks of a strong credit manager is a commitment to keep learning and improving themselves professionally. Earning a designation through one of NACM and FCIB’s six Professional Certification Programs is one way credit managers can advance in their careers.
Jul 25, 2025
Week in Review

Pakistan’s economic outlook improves, but trade and payment risks remain

At the start of the year, Pakistan’s economy showed remarkable improvement after years of high inflation debt and trade deficits. This positive shift was supported by improved macroeconomic management, inflation control measures and greater fiscal and external account stability.
Jul 24, 2025
eNews

When sales understands the ‘why’ behind credit fundamentals

Sales and credit are two sides of the same coin, both aiming to grow the business, but from different perspectives. While sales focuses on closing deals, the credit team works to manage risk, ensuring customers are financially reliable and contract terms are sound. These different priorities can often lead to tension. 
Jul 24, 2025
eNews

Know your notice: Liens across the United States 

Construction credit professionals know that risk can lurk around any corner, with each transaction posing a threat of late or missing payments. Luckily, there are laws that carve out special protections for credit managers working in construction.
Jul 18, 2025
Week in Review

United Kingdom economy falters

The United Kingdom’s economy shrunk for the second month in May, with gross domestic product falling by 0.1%. While many economists expected the economy to grow in May, the country had a hard time navigating global economic instability.