Reconnecting Mongolia: The return of USD correspondent banking and what it means for trade
Mongolia’s Golomt Bank restored vital USD clearing via BNY in 2024, slashing costs and delays, boosting trade finance, and reconnecting to global markets.
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BBVA partners with Olea to expand global supply chain finance solutions
BBVA has announced a strategic partnership with Olea, a fintech platform focused on international trade finance, aimed at expanding its global supply chain finance (SCF) capabilities. The alliance enables BBVA to deliver more agile, tailored financing solutions to corporate clients.
A crisis of people, not numbers: UN Secretary-General stresses on Sevilla Commitment to restore global progress
The global development engine is sputtering, and the world needs to act now. This was the centre of the message
Reel | Building the foundations for global digital trade
At the Commonwealth Business Summit in Windhoek, Namibia, Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) spoke with Emmanuelle Ganne, Chief of Digital Trade
The UK has released its 2025 trade strategy
It’s a sign of the times that we can genuinely say that the UK’s release of its trade strategy is
TTP partners with ITC’s Global SME Ministerial on UN MSME Day
Small businesses make up 90 per cent of firms and account for two-thirds of jobs worldwide. They are essential drivers
TTP exclusive interview: Commonwealth Secretary-General discusses trade priorities
At the Commonwealth Business Summit in Windhoek, Namibia, Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) Editorial Director Deepesh Patel sat down for an
Brazil outlook: Market overview, FDI overview, and fiscal policy update
At FCI’s 57th Annual Meeting in Rio, Ouribank Chief Economist Cristiane Quartaroli outlined Brazil’s economic outlook, highlighting digital resilience, strong FDI flows, and the structural risks shaping monetary and fiscal policy.
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Commonwealth trade ministers set $2 trillion trade goal, reaffirm WTO support, and outline next steps on climate and digital priorities
Trade ministers from across the Commonwealth met in Windhoek, Namibia, on 19–20 June 2025. The meeting, which brought together representatives
A fragile recovery: UNCTAD’s 2025 investment report reveals global FDI under pressure
At a time when the world faces intensifying geopolitical rifts, rising protectionism, and weakening multilateral frameworks, the latest World Investment