Posts Tagged ‘trade finance talks’

With Vision 2030, Saudi Arabia has embarked on the boldest model of economic and social reform anywhere in the world. TFG spoke to SABB about this transformation in raising the Kingdom’s non-oil trade from 16% to 50% of GDP.

Enterprises in EDEs face enormous financing challenges to respond to new export market opportunities and grow their businesses sustainably.

TFG heard from Beata Javorcik at University of Oxford, discussing corporates addressing climate change.

Recent trade developments with the US and China had accelerated a trend of companies in the South-East Asian region

TFG heard from Drum Risk on some of the challenges inspection companies face in emerging markets.

Since 2000, global trade flows have trebled to US$18.5 trillion. Yet many challenges to the adoption of trade finance products remain.

Africa is home to 1.3 billion people spread across 54 countries, 20 of which have economies set to expand by an average of 5% or higher over the next five years. We spoke to BACB’s CEO about export opportunities in Africa.

TFG heard from the EBRD around their ambitious Green Economy Transition (GET) approach, including the Green TFP which has supported more than 600 foreign trade transactions with a total value of more than €400 million since 2016.

ISO 20022 is the new global language for payments messaging, helping make the quality of data, richer, structured and more meaningful. The payments industry continues to change rapidly and is certainly something that is discussed by most heads of treasury and trade. There is a constant need to adopt global standards within the financial community, and ISO 20022 is one standard that’s taking the lead.

TFG Insights: Chile & Trade. Chile has intelligently pursued development in solar energy technology, a technology that has some of the…

LONDON, September 19, 2019. Trade Finance Global released its third issue of Trade Finance Talks entitled ‘Tradetech & Trade Wars’ – the Sibos edition.

Trade Finance Global released its second issue of Trade Finance Talks at the UK Trade & Export Finance Forum. This publication is entitled ‘The Trade Gap: Gender, Finance and Interoperability’.