Exporting is GREAT

Exporting is GREAT

Trade Finance Global / Exporting is GREAT

Exporting is GREAT – Welcome

The UK market need not be the ceiling for your business – the demand is out there, and we are here to support your international growth. Trade Finance Global is a partner of Exporting is GREAT. We’re here to help your doors to 7 billion potential customers.

More businesses like you are selling overseas – If they can, you can

2017 saw the value of UK exports increase to £650.7 billion, up 11% on the previous year

The UK is the second-largest service exporter in the world, and UK exports have increased by almost 40% since 2010

316,000 registered businesses in the UK have a product fit for export, or that could be developed to export, yet are not exporting

At Trade Finance Global, we can reach out to the decision makers and relevant lenders at a multitude of firms to make sure your application gets through quickly and reaches the right person.

What do you need help with?

Export Guide

Shipping and Logistics

Finance for Export

Useful Links

Popular Export Products

Cars and Vehicles – One of the biggest exports globally, we’re experts in trading automobiles, working with car dealerships and fleet management services

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Raw Materials – From tobacco to spices, gold to bronze, commodities represent a large proportion of our trade finance portfolio

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Electronics – The circuit board, software and hardware markets have benefited huge growth as a result of consumer demand, find out about our electronics offering here

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Finished Goods – Our innovative structuring capabilities allow us to put together complex finance structures, even if the end goods are finished

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Soft Commodities / Grains – We’ll work with traders and producers to help them increase their trade flows in the jurisdications they’re operating in

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Metals – From scrap metal to alloys, we help traders and distributors access trade, receivable or PO finance for iron, steel and non-ferrous metals

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Exporter Interview Series

25Apr

TFG Exclusive: Letters of Credit aren’t working for buying PPE

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TFG heard from Noviland's Francois Jaffres on the real challenges of COVID-19 on purchasing PPE from Chinese suppliers and the... Read More →
23Mar

INTERVIEW – How are eCommerce businesses coping with COVID-19?

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TFG spoke to Vape Club's Vlad Vassiliev about some of the supply chain disruptions and strategies eCommerce companies are undergoing... Read More →
26Feb

Spotlight On: Argentina’s trade landscape – exclusive interview with BACC’s Executive Director

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TFG spoke to British Argentine Chamber of Commerce's, Susana Ecclestone about Argentina's trade opportunities.... Read More →
19Nov

Elephant in the Room: Services and Global Trade Data

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Across both developed and developing countries, services trade is accounting for a growing share of GDP. The World Trade Organization... Read More →

About the Author

Deepesh Patel is Editorial Director at Trade Finance Global (TFG). In this role, Deepesh leads efforts in developing TFG’s brand, relationships and strategic direction in key markets, including the UK, US, Singapore, Dubai and Hong Kong.

Deepesh regularly chairs and speaks at international industry events with the WTO, BCR, Excred, TXF, The Economist and Reuters, as well as industry associations including ICC, FCI, ITFA, ICISA and BAFT.

Deepesh is the host of the ‘Trade Finance Talks’ podcast and ‘Trade Finance Talks TV’. He is co-author of ‘Blockchain for Trade: A Reality Check’ with the ICC and the WTO, alongside other industry research.

In addition to his work at TFG, Deepesh is a Strategic Advisor for WOA, and works closely with ITFA. He also sits on the Fintech Working Group of the Standardised Trust.

Prior to TFG, Deepesh worked at Travelex where he was responsible for the cards business and the Travelex Money app in Europe, NAM, UK and Brazil. Deepesh is Chair of Governors and co-opted LA Governor of the Wyvern Federation, which has responsibility for 5 primary schools in South London.

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