CCICM Announces New Partnership With Chambers Wales
Leading global debt recovery firm, CCI Credit Management Limited (CCICM) is delighted to announce that we have negotiated a Corporate Partner Agreement with Chambers Wales.
10th November 2021
Leading global debt recovery firm, CCI Credit Management Limited (CCICM) is delighted to announce that we have negotiated a Corporate Partner Agreement with Chambers Wales.
This is a long-term, strategic collaboration that will drive value and significant opportunity for both parties.
Chambers Wales drive trade by working with their Partners to provide the resource that Welsh business needs.
With a strong international penetration and a unique link with 152+ chambers worldwide, they keenly support inward and outward trade and investment.
Chambers Wales will work closely with CCICM to ensure that we achieve our goals of raising awareness and increasing our client base in Wales and Internationally.
The Chamber is a customs intermediary which means they can do declarations for all goods in and out of UK ports by land sea or air.
Last year the value of exports from Wales to the Rest of the World (ROW) was almost £18Bn, with £550M goods being certified by the Chamber to destinations worldwide.
This is set to double after Brexit. The value of the market is growing and the Chamber is the main provider in Wales for documentation required to move goods.
As the UK’s leading International debt recovery firm, we can assist with this increase in trade, and provide direct support through our Export Assist Programme. We will offer support through our International Collection Exchange (ICE).
ICE is owned and operated exclusively by CCICM with global network of partners, providing CCICM with a local presence in 130 countries worldwide.
This new partnership was further cemented by CCICM’s attendance at The Chambers Wales recent AGM and representation at an informal meet-and-greet dinner that followed.
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