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The framework in which international credit operates is based upon conventions, laws, culture, mores, and regulations. This framework provides the mechanism to consider risk while establishing credit arrangements. Credit managers face the challenge of understanding how specific factors contribute to risk within an international framework.
Determining the level of risk is essential to conducting business in any country. There are four categories of risk that are unique when operating in a global marketplace: (1) political risk, (2) cultural and language risk, (3) legal risk, and (4) foreign exchange risk. Each of these types of risk contributes to the complexity of ...