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108!(the scoop)
One Hundred Eight years..... that's how long NACM has been working for you to promote good laws for sound credit, protect businesses against fraudulent debtors, improve the interchange of credit information, develop better credit practices and methods, and establish a code of ethics. That's also how ...
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- Magazine article from: Business Credit July 1, 1994 700+ words
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- Attendees' guide to NACM Credit Congress. (National Association of Credit...
- Magazine article from: Business Credit Anderson, Eric R. April 1, 1993 700+ words
...will roll out the red carpet and host NACM's 97th Annual Credit Congress and Exposition. Where is this, you ask? The place is...credit executives from every size company and background and Credit Congress '93 will be no different. "From entry-level credit...
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- Magazine article from: Business Credit February 1, 2009 700+ words
...Euler Hermes ACI, who evaluates the data and prepares the CMI report for the National Association of Credit Management (NACM). "Credit managers delineated in nauseating detail the business conditions of an economy which has lost almost two million jobs in the...
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- Magazine article from: Business Credit June 1, 2009 700+ words
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- NACM credit manager's index: report for July 2008.
- Magazine article from: Business Credit September 1, 2008 700+ words
The seasonally adjusted Credit Manager's Index rebounded slightly in July, gaining 0.8% as the manufacturing sector index rose 1.6% and the service sector index crept up 0.2%. All three indexes--combined, manufacturing and service--are hovering just above the crucial 50 value, indicating a slight
- NACM credit manager's index: report for December 2007.(TRADELINE)
- Magazine article from: Business Credit February 1, 2008 700+ words
The seasonally adjusted Credit Manager's Index (CMI) fell for the fourth consecutive month in December. The index lost 0.7%, and dropped to a record low of 52.4%. Six of the 10 components fell, including a 4% drop in dollar collections. Daniel North, chief economist with credit insurer Euler Hermes
Source: HighBeam Research, 108!(the scoop)