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The growth of Ecuadorian foreign trade, which recorded record non-oil exports in 2025, has driven increased demand for cargo and commercial operations insurance as mechanisms to protect business continuity. These tools allow companies to reduce their exposure to risks associated with the transport of goods and international transactions.
According to Angélica Procel, Commercial Director of Coface Ecuador, trade credit coverage has gained importance in protecting credit sales against payment defaults, insolvencies, and political events. In addition to safeguarding business liquidity, these products incorporate client monitoring, risk analysis, and portfolio recovery, strengthening the financial management of exporting companies.
The adoption of specialized insurance contributes to strengthening the resilience of logistics and commercial chains, facilitating expansion into new markets with higher levels of security. For activities linked to foreign trade, maritime transport, and port operations, these tools support more efficient risk management and back the competitiveness of international operations.
Source: Vistazo
