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Supply Chain Finance Uncertainty in Global Supply Chains Is Going to Stay
Wed, January 11, 2023 Global  Citibank ,Citigroup ,Supply Chain ,Supply Chain Financing ,Trade FinanceCityVelocity.comTrade flows are a fundamental driver of global economic growth and commerce, mitigating pressures and inflationary challenges, with social and environmental benefits intrinsically linked to that growth. Trade accounts for 52% of global GDP, according to the World Bank.
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VIDEO | Visa: the highs and lows of B2B payments
To learn more about the cross-border B2B payments landscape, Trade Finance Global (TFG) interviewed Ben Ellis, global head of Visa B2B Connect.
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Compliance, cash flow top SME stresses: ScotPac
Concerns around navigating government grants, cash flow, and “skyrocketing” staffing issues are front and centre for small-business owners, according to a survey.
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Over 50% Aussie SMEs forecasting revenue growth in H2 2021: ScotPac
With border closures and lockdown restrictions changing on a regular basis, SME owners are looking beyond these limitations to see how their businesses can adapt and grow.
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Results show Westpac’s Asia trade finance cutbacks continuing
Australia’s Westpac has continued trimming its trade finance product in Asia, its half year results show. Analysts say its modest market share is likely to be gobbled up by major institutional lenders.
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Shifting corridors – can banks keep up?
Importers and exporters have never faced a more hostile and complex international trade market as that facing them in 2021. The COVID-19 pandemic, coupled with rising tariff barriers and trade restrictions, is forcing businesses to adapt quickly, reflecting radically shifting trade corridors.
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New Institutional Partner – East & Partners
WOA is delighted to confirm a new Institutional Partner.
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Oil trading troubles could jack up borrowing costs
Wed, June 24, 2020 Asia Singapore  Debt ,Interest Rates ,Legal ,Structured & Project Finance ,Sustainable Finance ,Trade FinanceTHE collapse in oil prices and the Covid-19 outbreak are exposing questionable practices in the Singapore oil trading industry that could exact a heavy toll on borrowing costs as banks get burnt.