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A thorough financial risk management plan should include protection against financial loss due to the illness, injury, disability, or death of a working owner or ‘key person’. The financial impacts of these scenarios can be instant, long-lasting and in the worst-cases, terminal for your business and potentially your personal assets.
Businesses will continue to experience persistent material and wage price inflation as they have over the past two years, ongoing supply frustrations set against the current backdrop of tightening monetary policy, rising interest rates, the cooling of property prices, and access to credit. Read more to find out how to protect your business on new projects and weather the current storm.
To say doing business is difficult in New Zealand (or anywhere) right now is an understatement. In what seems like an ever-increasing state of inflation, it's important you understand your businesses' pressure points now more than ever and strong cashflow management can mean the difference between survival and failure.
Building resilience through technology is something that all businesses should have started thinking about or better yet, actioning, yesterday. As we come into the digital age, businesses have to take the leap in letting go of the status quo.
When uncertainty is the new normal, standing still isn’t an option. From cashflow management to supply chain, when major events or market changes cause disruption, it’s critical that organisations continuously strategise against their unique level of vulnerability in order to keep moving forward.