The U.S. Supreme Court is Set to Rule on Yet Another Credit Card Topic and What it Means to the Credit Team
By: Scott Blakeley In March of this year, the U.S. Supreme Court made a significant ruling finding that New York […]
Credit, Legal
Business Credit Journal, Oregon
Pioneering OregonSaves
News for 2018: Pioneering OregonSaves retirement program opening for statewide enrollment, based on successful pilot phase From: OREGON STATE TREASURY – Tobias
Business Credit Journal, Credit, Dun & Bradstreet
D&B Credit: Maximize Insights from Credit Reports
From: Dun and Bradstreet You can have all the data in the world, but without analytics and insights, you won’t
Business Credit Journal, Credit, Leadership
A “Good to Great” Credit Manager!
By: Patrick Spargur, ICCE Every year I worked as a credit and collections manager, my boss would send me a Goal
Credit
Fear, Loathing, and Legal Marijuana in the Pacific Northwest
By: Victor J. Roehm III, Sussman Shank LLP With the passage of Washington Initiative 502 in 2012 and the subsequent passage
Credit
Blockchain and Emerging Technologies Can Change the World
Social media, cell phones, and touch screen portable tablets were once a fantasy. They couldn’t have been imagined in anyone’s
Credit
Trade Finance Faces Challenges from Increased Regulation
New challenges for trade finance continue to spring up in our volatile world. Paperwork that used to be relatively easy
Collections
Taking the Right Steps in Collections
By: Michael Miller, editorial associate, NACM National A credit policy has four critical elements. They are: establishing the credit standard;
Credit
NACM Northwest – a Proud NACM Affiliate
NACM Northwest and many other associations across the country recently signed new affiliation agreements with the National Association of Credit
President's Message
President’s Message – Past Chairs & Giving Back
It is a true pleasure to slow down once a year over a meal and honor NACM’s Past Chairman. It’s