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Credit Best Practices

Steven M. Bragg

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Companies tend to pay too little attention to the credit function, which can result in the extension of an inappropriate amount of credit, as well as collection problems at a later date. This chapter reveals how to manage the credit function and reduce credit risk, resulting in fewer bad debts and a well-balanced investment in accounts receivable.

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Companies tend to pay too little attention to the credit function, which can result in the extension of an inappropriate amount of credit, as well as collection problems at a later date. This chapter reveals how to manage the credit function and reduce credit risk, resulting in fewer bad debts and a well-balanced investment in accounts receivable.

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Companies tend to pay too little attention to the credit function, which can result in the extension of an inappropriate amount of credit, as well as collection problems at a later date. This chapter reveals how to manage the credit function and reduce credit risk, resulting in fewer bad debts and a well-balanced investment in accounts receivable.

Key concepts: Accounts receivable, Function (biology), Debt, Business, Investment (military), Credit reference, Credit enhancement, Credit risk

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