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Sep 18, 2024
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A professional certification from NACM can aid credit professionals as they familiarize themselves with this dynamic industry and hone the skills needed to thrive and advance in their field. By earning his Credit Business Associate (CBA), Yaseen Owen, CBA, credit analyst at J.R. Simplot Company (College Station, TX), has begun immersing himself in the credit world after transitioning over from a different part of the field.  

May 30, 2024
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Credit holds temporarily suspend or reduce credit limits for customers who miss payments or exceed their credit limit. Why it matters: Although often used as a last resort, implementing credit holds is necessary as it aids in mitigating risk, ensuring financial stability and maintaining positive customer relationships.

May 16, 2024
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Private equity (PE) refers to investments made into private companies by partnerships, which buy, manage and sell these companies. These partnerships, known as private equity firms, run these investment funds for institutional and accredited investors.

May 16, 2024
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In an era where digital transactions reign supreme, customer payment portals have emerged as a convenient and efficient way for businesses to manage receivables and streamline payment processes. However, while the benefits of customer payment portals are undeniable, their implementation and maintenance come with their own set of costs and considerations for credit departments.

Dec 21, 2023
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Learning a new language requires patience and practice to fully grasp its nuances. It is a form of communication with words, abbreviations and symbols to relay meaning. Even simpler abbreviations such as EOD (end of day) or WFH (work from home), acronyms simplify communication and present a sense of belonging when using the terms correctly—especially in your workplace. Credit professionals across all industries have their own abbreviations or terms to use relative to their department and customers, but some terms are universal—and every credit professional should have an idea of what they m…