SUPPLIERS MAIN DILEMMA: to supply or not to supply

Dec 19, 2012

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. Suppliers have a broad array of non-contentious legal and financial tools to avoid or minimise the risks deriving from the indebtedness of distributors.There are various stages at which these remedies may kick in and intertwine among each other:(i) when a distributor is solvent(i.e. to avo

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