HKECIC - D&B Export Credit Risk Index
A data‑driven view of global export credit risk for Hong Kong businesses
HKECIC - D&B Export Credit Risk Index
As Hong Kong enterprises expand into global markets, they face growing exposure to economic, regulatory, and geopolitical shifts. To help exporters navigate these uncertainties, Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) and the Hong Kong Export Credit Insurance Corporation (HKECIC) jointly developed the HKECIC – D&B Export Credit Risk Index. By combining D&B’s global risk intelligence with HKECIC’s insurance and payment data, the Index offers a clear and practical view of market and industry credit risks across key export destinations, helping businesses identify emerging risks and make informed decisions with confidence.
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Index MethodologyThe Index is built by combining two key information sources: real export‑related data from HKECIC and global country‑risk insights from Dun & Bradstreet. These data points are processed through a straightforward scoring model to generate easy‑to‑read market and industry indices. The result is a clear snapshot of export credit risk across major markets, helping Hong Kong businesses quickly see where risks may be rising or easing and make smart decisions.
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4th Issue Index Highlights (September 2025)
Latest Index ReportThe 4th edition of the HKECIC – D&B Export Credit Risk Index highlights noticeable shifts across key export markets as global economic and policy conditions continue to evolve. Some markets show early signs of stabilization, while others face rising pressure from demand weakness, tariff changes, or regulatory uncertainty. Industry‑level movements also diverge, revealing different levels of resilience across sectors. Download the full report now.
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