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As we close the chapter on 2024, Europe’s economic landscape tells a story of resilience amidst challenges. From central banks navigating rate cuts to an uneven economic recovery and a recalibration of artificial intelligence (AI) investments, this year highlighted the complexities of rebuilding stability in a rapidly changing world.
Corporate indebtedness in Europe has become a critical concern as economic pressures push insolvency rates higher. With businesses facing mounting challenges from inflation, supply chain disruptions, and rising interest rates, understanding how these factors interplay is key to navigating the uncertain road ahead.
The rise of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) is fuelling hopes for a significant boost in global productivity and economic growth. However, its rapid adoption also introduces concerns about inequality, job displacement, and industrial concentration.
European businesses estimate that they are owed a staggering €10.5 trillion in receivables, an amount close to the combined GDP of France, Germany, and the UK. As this sum grows, the risk of late or unpaid invoices increases, putting significant pressure on businesses' cash flow, liquidity, and potential for future growth.
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