Trade finance funds offer an exciting investment opportunity, especially when credit is insured. Some trade finance funds offer stable, double-digit returns and lower risk than other debt sectors due ...
Andreas Schweitzer, Founder & Managing Director of the Artis Trade Invest concept invest in collateralised trades. As the world of finance continues to evolve, tokenized trade finance is emerging as a ...
Trade finance reduces payment and delivery risks in international transactions. Letters of credit are key tools in trade finance, ensuring payment upon delivery. Effective trade finance is vital for ...
The International Trade and Forfaiting Association (ITFA) has acknowledged that banks alone will be unable to fully address global demand for trade financing and that there is a need to advance the ...
Tariffs, supply chain shifts, and trade digitalization demand adaptability, risk management, and banking partnerships. As President Donald Trump starts his second term, the prospect of a global ...
The surge of early 2022 is gone, but there are still signs of hope for new trade growth. Although global trade soared in early 2022, Unctad’s Global Trade Update, published in December, predicts that ...
Combining traditional and crypto liquidity on a blockchain-based platform, Tradeleaf makes global trading more accessible and efficient to SMEs underserved by conventional banks. Despite being the ...
Over the past few years, Mashreq has solidified its position as a leader in trade finance across the Middle East, leveraging cutting-edge digital platforms and a deep understanding of market dynamics ...
A continued push for digitisation, transparency and automation in trade finance prompts the question about the impact a migration of Swift messaging from MT to an ISO 20022 standard (MX) would have on ...
The relationship between tariffs and economic prosperity has become a central focus of recent trade policy discussions. Historical evidence and current economic indicators suggest that implementing ...
Trade-based money laundering (TBML) poses significant risks to the global financial system, requiring robust regulatory frameworks and international standards to combat this illicit activity.