From escalating American tariffs on Asian exports to the enduring disruptions of COVID-19 on supply chains, and the uncertainty over Taiwan – a potential trigger for direct confrontation between China… read more →
The Bolivian government, plagued by economic issues and dwindling foreign reserves, is buying gold and other precious metals from domestic producers in order to export it and honor its foreign… read more →
As Norwegians head to the polls today, the Financial Times reports that public spending and value for money are key campaign issues. But crucial to the country’s economic sovereignty, and… read more →
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a modernisation catalyst for the payments industry. However, only a quarter of financial institutions are confident that the technology’s capabilities have been embedded into their… read more →
India and Africa share deep historical and cultural bonds, tied together with centuries of trade and a large Indian diaspora across the African continent. In recent times, their bond is… read more →
Multinational corporations are having to respond to a rapidly changing global landscape by revamping how they structure their operations. One focus of this transformation has been on the function of… read more →
It is no longer news that African economies offer many opportunities and potential for innovative problem-solving. One of these is trade credit insurance (TCI), a form of insurance that involves… read more →
All alcohol and tobacco businesses in Ukraine must integrate eExcise, a new electronic excise stamp and traceability system, by 2026 to comply with new legislation. ELEKS, a global software development… read more →
A ship recycling operation in the port of Alang, in India, is struggling to recycle sanctioned ships as banks refuse to grant ship-breakers the letters of credit needed to finance… read more →
With international trade agreements and supply chains growing increasingly complex in recent years, the use of demand guarantees has expanded significantly. This increase in usage reflects a broader trend toward… read more →
