Top Trade Credit Insurance Providers Compared: Euler Hermes vs Atradius vs Coface

The three largest trade credit insurers cover 85% of the global market. Here's how they stack up for US businesses.

If you're shopping for trade credit insurance, you'll encounter three names repeatedly: Euler Hermes (now Allianz Trade), Atradius, and Coface. Together, they control about 85% of the global trade credit insurance market.

Allianz Trade (formerly Euler Hermes)

Largest global trade credit insurer

Strongest in Europe and Asia

Best for: Large corporates, $50M+ annual revenue

Typical minimum premium: $25,000/year

Known for: Comprehensive buyer monitoring, global credit intelligence

Atradius

Second largest globally

Strong US market presence

Best for: Mid-market companies, $10M-$500M revenue

Typical minimum premium: $15,000/year

Known for: Flexible policy structures, strong US team

Coface

Third largest, fastest growing in US

Good for: Smaller businesses, international expansion

Typical minimum premium: $8,000/year

Known for: Accessible for smaller businesses, good tech platform

Recommendation:

For most US importers and exporters, get quotes from all three. The right choice depends on your industry, credit limits needed, and buyer geography. Use an independent broker to compare all options.

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