“Everyone talks about the minerals. There’s so many”, US President Donald Trump said. “There’s no such thing as rare earth. There’s rare processing. But there’s so much rare earth” The… read more →
In an increasingly uncertain world, it can be oddly comforting to know that some risks persist no matter the geopolitical environment. Among them is currency risk, which affects almost anyone… read more →
There is significant potential for factoring across the Americas, from Cape Horn in Argentina all the way up to Canada. Marina Azzara, Regional Director for the Americas at FCI, told… read more →
In a fractured digital landscape, no two financial institutions are alike. Banks are rushing to upgrade their digital networks in a hunt for more and more data: ground is being… read more →
Speaking at FCI’s 58th Annual Meeting in Lisbon, Portugal, Betül Kurtuluş, Deputy Secretary General of FCI, shared some trends she’s observed from the conference and the first half of this… read more →
As the European, Middle East, and African (EMEA) regions continue to be plagued by instability, it begs the question: how are financiers managing the increasingly complicated nature of cross-border transactions?… read more →
Volatility is no longer an event-driven, periodic state of affairs. The past couple of years have seen supply chains get completely reconfigured as a result of geopolitical turmoil, and as… read more →
Trade finance events tend to centre on the trials and tribulations of banks, analysing how developments in the industry – be it because of digitalisation or geopolitical mayhem – impact… read more →
What does it mean for innovation to be long-term? It requires seeing growth corridors and rises in wealth before they have fully been realised. But this far-sightedness is not prophesying… read more →
As geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions continue to reshape global commerce, corporations are increasingly reassessing their operational infrastructure. In doing so, many are being forced to rethink how they… read more →
