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Has trade finance pulled the plug on correspondent banking?

Correspondent Banking should in the future reinvent itself to accompany to be an ideal companion to technical assistance and be a key milestone potential ahead for the Africa market.

Mathieu SaadatiAfrica, Articles, Blockchain, Bonds, Guarantees and Letters of Credit, Business loans, Coronavirus, Countries, Credit Insurance, Currency Exposure and Risk Management, International Trade Professionals Programme, Letters of Credit, Risk, Supply Chain Finance, supply chain management, Technology, Treasury Management, working capital finance, World finance

The Impact of Political Risks and Macroeconomic Policy Uncertainties on the Growth of Trade in Africa

If Africa is to realize her trade potential, they must be willing to implement far-reaching reforms across all the segments and institutions of the economy.

Philip OguntoyeAlgeria, Articles, Countries, Credit Insurance, Fuels, Grains and Oilseeds, International Trade Professionals Programme, Iron and steel, Loans, Metals, Non-ferrous metals, oil, Ores and Minerals, Raw Materials, Risk, Scrap Metal, South Africa, supply chain management

International Trade Centre: Trade Finance in Emerging and Developing Markets, Interview with Ian Sayers

2019 has been a fairly promising year of growth for some emerging and developing markets, but with continued regulatory scrutiny, correspondent banking relationships continuing to be a cut, and a sluggish growth forecast for 2020, what does this mean for trade in EDE’s?

Nikhil Patel2020 Predictions, Articles, Blockchain, Credit Insurance, Featured, Interviews, Legal, Payables Finance, South Africa, Trade Finance

African countries progressing towards investment-supportive financial markets, Absa-OMFIF report finds

New financial products, regulatory improvements and more responsive economic policies have enhanced the performance of countries in the Absa Africa Financial Markets Index 2019, produced by OMFIF. Now in its third year, the index evaluates financial market development in 20 countries across the continent.

Persiana IgnatovaNews, South Africa, Trade Finance
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