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Closing the Widening Trade Finance Gap
(12 February 2024 – Global) As the global trade finance gaps expands to US$2.5 trillion, concern is mounting that readily available solutions will not be pursued fast enough […]
(12 February 2024 – Global) As the global trade finance gaps expands to US$2.5 trillion, concern is mounting that readily available solutions will not be pursued fast enough […]
(9 February 2024 – Global) Export and import volumes are forecast to grow 8.5 percent and 5.8 percent in the next six months, respectively, according to a large study […]
(23 January 2024 – Switzerland) The World Trade Organisation (WTO) is less optimistic about world trade in 2024, lamenting rising tensions in the Red Sea. Before the outbreak […]
(23 January 2024 – Singapore) The convergence of technology and trade finance is set to redefine how importers and exporters conduct business in 2024 and beyond. Vayana highlights […]
(20 December 2023 – United Kingdom) Credit conditions are predicted to tighten in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2024 as interest rates peak. S&P Global Ratings anticipates rates will […]
(19 December 2023 – United States) While US corporates continue to allocation production to Southeast Asia and Mexico under pressure to reduce exposure to China, many are finding […]
(14 December 2023 – Belgium) Swift has successfully tested a global trade interoperability solution in collaboration with BNY Mellon, Deutsche Bank and four electronic bills of lading (eBL) […]
(29 November 2023 – United Kingdom) Tangible commercial advantages attributed to newly digitised trade and supply chain finance transactions include an 80 percent reduction in border waiting times, […]
(20 November 2023 – Global) East & Partners global analyst team share valuable “on the ground” insights into what is moving commercial banking markets. The following analyst meeting […]
(2 November 2023 – Singapore) XDC Trade Network has announced a revolutionary paper Bills of Lading (BL) conversion to electronic BL (eBL) solution with a supporting capital provision. […]