We take a look at the role of multilaterals and public-private partnerships can help the trade finance community achieve sustainability objectives.
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Roberto Leva
Roberto Leva is Asian Development Bank’s trade and supply chain finance relationship manager.
He moves from JP Morgan, where he started in 2008 as a graduate, rotating for two years in different positions in Frankfurt, London and New York, followed by eight years in the trade finance team in London.
In his new role, Leva will be based at ADB’s headquarters in Manila, and will report to Steven Beck, head of trade and supply chain finance.
Leva will continue his work on sustainability at the ADB, running the multilateral’s sustainable trade finance initiative, which will see him coordinate closely with partner banks, the ICC, and ADB’s sister multilaterals to help trade move up the sustainability curve.
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