Trade platforms vs. ERP integration: Finding the right strategy
A key question related to interoperability is how to ensure that the multiple digital islands and separate networks end up […]
International Trade
The effect of sanctions on trade finance instruments regulated by ICC rules
What are sanctions? Sanctions are economic penalties imposed by the United Nations, the EU Council or individual countries on a
First African trade summit charts course for strengthening intra-commonwealth trade with ambitious $2 trillion goal
In the current global trade scenario, which is characterised by unpredictability, volatility, and uncertainty, the Commonwealth family of nations is
Banks battle against the trade finance gap with a lack of credit risk mitigants, new research finds
Every year, $2.5 trillion in global trade deals fail to materialise due to a lack of funding. This funding gap,
Behind the scenes of the 24-hour China-UK import that travelled the digital highway
In a major milestone for cross-border trade digitalisation, UK retailer Matalan and Chinese exporter Yatex have completed a fully digital
VIDEO | Taiwan’s evolving role in enabling trade across EBRD regions
At the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) 2025 Annual Meeting and Business Forum in London, Trade Treasury Payments
Fitch downgrades Afreximbank, draws scrutiny from African stakeholders
Fitch Ratings has downgraded the African Export-Import Bank’s (Afreximbank) long-term issuer default rating from ‘BBB’ to ‘BBB–’, assigning a negative
Tashkent International Investment Forum deepens agenda with FDI surge, PPP rollout and legal reform
Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) is on-site at the fourth Tashkent International Investment Forum (TIIF), where Uzbekistan is intensifying its trajectory
PODCAST | Invisible cargo, visible risk: The new reality of detecting trade finance fraud
Fraud in international trade once involved swapping out cargo, misreporting shipments, or falsifying the port of call. For today’s breed
Sanctions on Syria lifted after nearly five decades
In a reversal of longstanding US foreign policy, the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) issued General License