Since President Donald Trump’s inauguration in January 2025, tariffs have dominated trade discussions, so this magazine includes a chronological coverage of tariff developments since February. We also focus on emerging markets touched more peripherally by tariffs, which sometimes get drowned out in mainstream media. Finally, we deep-dive into the fast-evolving world of digitalisation. Trade journalism has never been more in demand. We’re excited to be pursuing our mandate of democratising trade finance with highly specialised, always free-to-access content.
2024 in trade, treasury, and payments was characterised by volatility. Geopolitical tremors destabilised supply chains, sending shockwaves across global trade networks. Investor uncertainty compounded this, resulting in currency and risk rating fluctuations across the board.
Trade Finance Global (TFG) announces its media partnership with Tinubu for the inaugural Tinubu Conference Day, celebrating 25 years of industry innovation.
Trade Finance Global (TFG) today announces its decision to join the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO), the UK’s leading press regulator, demonstrating our unwavering commitment to delivering credible and accountable journalism to our readers.
Happy New Year from Trade Finance Global (TFG)! Bidding 2024 goodbye is the perfect opportunity to reflect on the wonderfully unpredictable world of trade, treasury, and payments. TFG have been… read more →
Buckle up, and fasten your seatbelts! It’s been another turbulent year for trade, treasury and payments. Our data team poured through the analytics of hundreds of podcasts, videos and stories… read more →
Trade Finance Global (TFG) served as the media partner for the event, supporting knowledge sharing in the global financial community. In Central Asia’s most populous city, industry leaders tackled the… read more →
FCI, in collaboration with EBRD and the Czech Leasing and Finance Association, will host the 15th CEE & SEE Regional Conference on Factoring from 24-25 October 2024 in Prague, Czech Republic.
It’s hard to ignore the continued growth and influence coming out of Asia for trade. Asia’s trade growth continues to surge, with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) forecasting 5% growth in 2024, driven by strong domestic demand and recovering exports. Regional integration and modern trade agreements are enhancing resilience in key sectors like food and technology. Asia also benefits from rising demand for tech exports, particularly semiconductors, driven by AI. However, risks such as geopolitical tensions and protectionism remain.
Trade Finance Global (TFG) is excited to announce that it will be the media partner for the International Credit Insurance and Surety Association (ICISA)’s Trade Credit Insurance Week from 7 to 10 October 2024.
