ICS and ETR Digital partner to tackle UK trade finance gap
Investec Capital Solutions (ICS) has entered into a collaboration with ETR Digital to explore the use of digital financial instruments […]
Namibia hosts the first-ever Commonwealth trade ministers meeting and business summit
As geopolitical tensions, protectionism, and supply chain shocks buffet global trade, a historic milestone is unfolding in Windhoek. For the
SBI Factors strengthens fraud controls in trade finance with real-time document verification
As India’s trade finance ecosystem continues to digitise at pace, SBI Factors, the country’s largest factoring company, has announced a
What would (re-)linking UK and EU ETS regimes mean for business?
On 19th May, the UK and the EU announced plans to link the UK Emissions Trading Scheme (“ETS”) with the
What Money 20/20 told us about Europe’s payment priorities
AI, stablecoins and embedded payments were the key topics under discussion in Amsterdam this year. The importance of collaboration across
Breaking: Four top-tier banks, representing 25% of global trade volumes, endorse ICC Sustainable Trade Finance principles
A coalition of leading international banks has formally endorsed the International Chamber of Commerce’s (ICC) Principles for Sustainable Trade Finance.
VIDEO | In conversation with Odile Renaud-Basso
Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) Managing Director and Editor-in-Chief Deepesh Patel spoke with Odile Renaud-Basso, President of the European Bank for
Credit rating and restructuring disputes expose misalignment on Africa debt risks
The recent credit rating downgrade of Afreximbank, a key Africa-based financial institution, has reignited concerns over elevated borrowing costs on
Report launch: Trade digitisation’s bumpy road to interoperability
At a recent closed-door roundtable, convened by Trade Treasury Payments and the ICC Digital Standards Initiative (DSI), leading banks, fintechs,
New York adopts UCC Article 12, modernising law for digital asset transfers and electronic records
Albany, NY – New York legislators have approved Assembly Bill A3307A, a broad update to the state’s Uniform Commercial Code