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According to a new report from the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), international trade is becoming increasingly complex as countries erect barriers to widely used shipping terms.
The 2017 Model Law on Electronic Transferable Records (MLETR) provides a framework for aligning national laws. While a framework is a crucial step away from a solution, developments in electronic… read more →
The strategy, unveiled at the event, includes a commitment to ensuring that more than half of global trade will be governed by laws recognising electronic trade documents by the end… read more →
The updated Principles for Sustainable Trade offer more actionable guidance for assessing the sustainability of trade transactions. They have been designed to be sector-agnostic, allowing banks and corporates alike to… read more →
The ICC Principles for Sustainable Trade Finance (PSTF), developed in collaboration with Boston Consulting Group and leading financial institutions, addresses a crucial gap in the market: the challenge of applying… read more →
Categorising the 4 billion paper documents that are currently logjammed in paper trade is no easy feat. In April 2024, the International Chamber of Commerce’s Digital Standards Initiative (ICC DSI)… read more →
This initiative reflects TFG’s dedication to maintaining high editorial standards and delivering impactful content to its rapidly growing audience of over 160,000 readers and 7.1 million organic impressions per month.… read more →
In a time when global geopolitical and macroeconomic relationships are becoming increasingly strained, the international trade community needs to find ways to collaborate and share best practices.
Hear from Jin Saibo, Attorney at Law, Beijing Jincheng Tongda & Neal Law Firm about the evolving landscape of trade finance, China’s integration of international standards and the country’s innovative transition towards digital negotiable instruments.
