Credit Insurance Drought Raises Risk of More High-Street Closures Government Struggles to Ful'L Promise to Compensate Suppliers for Withdrawal of Cover

Sunday HeraldApril 08, 2009

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FEARS of a further wave of high-street failures are rising as the UK government struggles to compensate for the drying up of credit insurance to suppliers of vulnerable retailers.

In February, Lord Mandelson's Department of Business and Regulatory Reform (BERR) promised to "nd a way to shore up faltering con"dence by compensating for the withdrawal of insurers by the following month.

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Credit Insurance Drought Raises Risk of More High-Street Closures Government Struggles to Ful'L Promise to Compensate Suppliers for Withdrawal of Cover

However the Sunday Herald has learned that policymakers have found the issue more complex than anticipated.

Retail credit insurance is the cover provided to manufacturers, who...

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