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Navigating the Trade War

the measures have left many corporate treasury and finance professionals scrambling supply chains 1. Explore pricing options with suppliers. 2. Consider sharing the pain. 3. Source alternative materials. 4. Define the worst-case scenario. 5. Exert political pressure.

Robert Wanuga joined Atradius in 2000. He is currently a senior manager on the Atradius Broker Gateway dealing with large, sensitive global accounts. With over 25 years of credit management experience and an MBA in finance, Wanuga has extensive experience in credit risk management and trade credit.

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