Pacific Commercial Reports

The problem of obtaining credit risk information from the Pacific Islands has confronted international credit agencies and export credit insurers, for decades. The reason for the problem was simple. No credit bureau received enough report requests to warrant the establishment of an office in each of the countries of the region. Investigative reporters employed by those agencies did not have enough requests to develop the necessary skills to consistently deliver informative and timely reports in this area.

The solution to the lack of volume came with the establishment of a commercial reporting agency that serviced the needs of the international export credit insurance market. The movement of goods into the Pacific Islands, from the major trading centres of the world, was often accompanied by the exporter using export credit insurance. The founder of Pacific Commercial Reports Limited was in a position to service the niche market of export credit insThe problem of obtaining credit risk information from the Pacific Islands has confronted international credit agencies and export credit insurers, for decades. The reason for the problem was simple. No credit bureau received enough report requests to warrant the establishment of an office in each of the countries of the region. Investigative reporters employed by those agencies did not have enough requests to develop the necessary skills to consistently deliver informative and timely reports in this area.

The solution to the lack of volume came with the establishment of a commercial reporting agency that serviced the needs of the international export credit insurance market. The movement of goods into the Pacific Islands, from the major trading centres of the world, was often accompanied by the exporter using export credit insurance. The founder of Pacific Commercial Reports Limited was in a position to service the niche market of export credit insurance commercial report requirements in that area. The high frequency of report requests enabled the development of a network of contacts that today provides a unique link throughout the Pacific. That network sources information, on a regular basis, from some of the most remote parts of the Pacific.

Fragile economies of the Pacific Island nations can be devastated by hurricanes, typhoons, earthquakes, crop failure, drought and political upheaval. Links are available to tsunami and typhoon early-warning sites. Where news releases are available, they become a free supplement to client reports, within a period of twelve months of the report order.

After 30 years experience reporting in the Australia/Pacific region, Roger Farland has established Pacific Commercial Reports Limited to deliver informative and timely business credit reports in American Samoa, Australia, the Cook Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, French Polynesia, Guam, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Nauru, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Niue, Northern Marianas, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tokelau, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu and Wallis & Futuna Islands.

Pacific Commercial Reports Limited is able to supply a report that meets your specific needs in the Pacific Islands.