Anirban Chatterjee

Manager, BDC

Anirban works at BDC, a federal Crown Corp and national development bank wholly owned by the Government of Canada. His core competencies include building & maintaining relationships with internal & external stakeholders, underwriting proposals, and keeping abreast of changes to policies, procedures, processes & trends.

He holds an MSc in Finance from ESADE Business School in Spain and a BA with a double major in economics and international development studies from McGill University in Canada. At McGill University, he has represented The International Relations Students’ Association of McGill at the 54th United Nations Commission for Social Development Conference in New York and served as a director of the student-run India-Canada Economic Forum.

In his free time, Anirban enjoys volunteering for community service projects. He also likes to travel to new countries to broaden his knowledge of history, food and cultures.

Expertise In: Business Valuation, Strategy, Financial Modeling

Languages: English, French, Bengali, German, Hindi

trade sustainability

The new role of banks in closing the trade finance gap sustainably

Banks can play a frontline role in closing the sustainable trade finance gap and supporting a green recovery post-COVID-19 by embedding ESG checks, fostering collaboration and inclusion, and mainstreaming digital solutions.

Anirban ChatterjeeArticles, Featured, For Exporters, Green Finance, sustainability, Trade Finance
canada sme

Why should Canadian SMEs leverage trade credit insurance post COVID-19?

SMEs need to explore innovative financing options like trade credit insurance as they plan and prepare for the “new normal”.

Anirban ChatterjeeArticles, Bonds, Guarantees and Letters of Credit, Business Currency, Business loans, canada, Countries, Credit Insurance, Currency Exposure and Risk Management, factor chains, Finance Types, International Trade Professionals Programme, Invoice Finance, Letters of Credit, Loans, Payables Finance, Payments, Risk, SME Finance, Structured Terms of Payment, Trade Finance, United States
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