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TFG Geneva: Challenges and Opportunities within Trade & Commodities
6 November 2025
The InterContinental Genève
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- 1. About the conference
- 2. Speakers
- 3. Sponsors & association partners
- 4. International Commodities Show
TFG Geneva
Challenges and Opportunities within
Trade & Commodities
6 November 2025
The InterContinental Genève
Sponsors & Association Partners
About the conference
Trade Finance Global is excited to announce our first international conference: ‘TFG Geneva: Challenges and Opportunities within Trade & Commodities’, which will take place on 6 November 2025!
Following the success of our Women in Trade, Treasury, and Payments conferences, we invite you to join us, along with over 250 clients from across the supply chain, at the heart of the global trade and commodities market. Held alongside Geneva Commodities Week, this event presents unmatched networking potential. The event is also partnered with The International Commodities Show, which will be hosting a dinner following the event to connect trading experts from across all commodities.
Key topics include:
– The impact of trade tariffs, geopolitics, and other volatile externalities on the market
– The ever-growing trade finance gap: How can SME/mid-size clients effectively access liquidity?
– The importance of commodities to facilitate energy transition goals
– How can the industry effectively decarbonise?
– Continued regulatory impact on trade finance banks
What to expect:
– 250+ attendees from across the trade & commodities sector
– ‘Flexi’ tickets allowing a wide variety of attendees from each organisation
– Exhibition area
– 30+ high-level speakers
– 4+ hours of unparalleled networking
Ticket types:
– Standard Ticket: full-day access for one attendee
– Flexi-Ticket: allows two colleagues from the same organisation to split attendance, with one joining in the morning and the other in the afternoon
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Sponsors & association partners
International Commodities Show
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The International Commodities Show aims to connect trading experts specialising in commodities across a number of markets: grains, oil & gas, metals, etc, as well as the ecosystem around the commodity trading sector. This new event concept aims to be a platform for direct meetings and discussion between industry participants, offering them an opportunity to network, exchange experiences and do business in a meaningful way. The event includes a career fair with several universities – master’s programs providers, and interviews with senior professionals from the commodity trading industry. Attendees of TFG Geneva can attend the International Commodities Show event for free. The day will conclude with a Gala Dinner for industry professionals at 7pm. Tickets can be bought at the conference website.
Contact us
To explore partnership, sponsorship, or speaking opportunities, contact TFG Director Charles Osborne at charles.osborne@tradefinanceglobal.com.
For ticket enquiries, contact us at marketing@tradefinanceglobal.com.
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