UK and China: State of the Global Supply Chain Finance Market

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A global view on supply chain volumes shows that most (65.8%) come from cross border sales orders rather than domestic orders, and recent forecasts expected a growth of 1.1%. Leading markets are Hong Kong and Singapore each having over 90% of their supply chain volume in cross border sale orders, and closely following are Germany and the UK each with over 70%. China had the smallest volume with cross-border markets amount to 36.1% indicating its autarky in today’s globalised world.



In collaboration with ICC United Kingdom and East & Partners, Trade Finance Global released its whitepaper at the ICC Beijing Annual Conference: State of the Supply Chain Finance Market 2019, focussing on the UK – China trade corridor.


Graphs – UK China SCF Outlook

Trade Corridors and Provider Capabilities (% of business and rating scores)

Trade Corridors and Provider Capabilities (% of business and rating scores)


Key Tools Needed For Supplier Onboarding (% of business)

Key Tools Needed For Supplier Onboarding (% of business)


Most Important Things SCF partners Do not Provide (% of business)

Most Important Things SCF partners Do not Provide (% of business)

Top Provider for Supply Chain Financing (% of Business)

Top Provider for Supply Chain Financing (% of Business)

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Articles

18Apr

Strengthening Global Supply Chains: The role of digitalisation in enhancing transparency, efficiency, and resilience 

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In today’s fast-paced and ever-changing world, the capacity of organisations to keep up with and manage risks across their supply... Read More →
17Apr

Updates from ITFA’s ITFIE, paving the way for institutional investors

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Trade finance, traditionally dominated by banks, is integral to supporting global supply chains, acting as the lifeblood of international commerce. ... Read More →
16Apr

Demystifying payment modernisation: Separating fact from fiction

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In the rapidly evolving digital age, the payments industry is undergoing one of its most significant transformations in recent years.... Read More →
15Apr

PODCAST | Unlocking Mexico’s trade potential: Banorte and ICC Mexico’s Gerardo Gutierrez-Olvera discusses strategies for the future

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In 2022, international trade represented 88% of the Mexican GDP, but the world of international trade is changing. ... Read More →
11Apr

WTO’s “Global Trade Outlook and Statistics” report indicates positive movement amid challenges

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Discover the latest insights on global trade, including the positive outlook for real incomes and the recovery of tradable goods... Read More →
11Apr

CarbonChain Comply launched: A new update for carbon reporting SaaS for metals and energy

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CarbonChain has introduced a new solution for emissions reporting, aimed at both mandatory and voluntary disclosures, enhancing its specialised carbon... Read More →
09Apr

Lloyds Bank trade insights: the new era of working capital management, a treasurer’s view

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The Lloyds Bank Trade Insight report focuses on these changing economic conditions and their implications on working capital from a... Read More →
05Apr

Navigating the new “new” in the Supply Chain Finance industry

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Supply chains have become global and increasing complexities have made them brittle and dependent, rather than robust and resilient; Covid-19... Read More →

Contributions

Strengthening Global Supply Chains: The role of digitalisation in enhancing transparency, efficiency, and resilience 

18th April 2024 / 0 Comments

Updates from ITFA’s ITFIE, paving the way for institutional investors

17th April 2024 / 0 Comments

Demystifying payment modernisation: Separating fact from fiction

16th April 2024 / 0 Comments

PODCAST | Unlocking Mexico’s trade potential: Banorte and ICC Mexico’s Gerardo Gutierrez-Olvera discusses strategies for the future

15th April 2024 / 0 Comments

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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