Based on the RIABU Accounts Receivables Survey, a large percentage of our respondents strongly agree that late payments are an urgent issue for their company and are getting worst. But, customer’s payables policy and economic conditions are often blamed.
In this episode, RIABU discusses why is that so and what changes can be done so that receivables are given sufficient priority in the organisation. Ability to learn from your order-to-cash should be given the top priority.
To find out more: Hear the full podcast.
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PwC warns cash conversion crunch is cutting capex
Who should pay bank fees when the customer pays your invoice - you or the customer?
Should you still hope for a cheque in the mail?
Collection matching - how can you chase when you might have been paid
What salary-earning finance people need to know about the entrepreneurs they pay
Brexit, and its impact on payments to small businesses
Assume ignorance before malice
Beware customers who ask you for an invoice before onboarding
Developing a "countdown to delivery"
What is the kindest way to delay paying your suppliers?
Should you give freebies "for the exposure"?
Should you charge interest on overdue invoices?
Should debtors go to jail, or be allowed to restructure?
What if the BPO is separate from your business contact
By the time you activate the lawyer, it's already too late
Scope creep - and how to avoid it
How to chase for payments without looking desperate
Rising level of corporate debt a risk to global economy
No PO, no pay, no work?
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