Read more about the top geopolitical trends and risks 2024! Hear from experts on country, political & trade risks throughout the world.
The EBRD serves a vital role in bolstering economic stability and growth within its regions, and the TFP is an integral part of achieving these goals.
IFC’s whitepaper, “Banking on Women Who Trade Across Borders”, highlights the need for gender equality in international trade & trade finance.
On April 30, the second phase of Britain’s new post-Brexit border controls for food imports from the European Union will begin.
RPA can play a pivotal role in shaping the future of global commerce. Here are a few key areas where AI is making a substantial impact.
British enterprises are poised to gain from billions of pounds in new export opportunities, boosting the UK economy, as detailed in the latest strategy from UK Export Finance (UKEF) released today.
Emirates NBD, in partnership with DP World Trade Finance, Enigio, and iBind, has successfully completed a PoC on digitally native trade documents.
In 2022, international trade represented 88% of the Mexican GDP, but the world of international trade is changing.
Trade Finance Global had the honour to host Deputy Director General Johanna Hill, who gave a keynote address at the evening event.
Rules of Origin are the rules that determine where a good was obtained or manufactured (its economic nationality).
As we sail through the choppy waters of global trade in 2024, we find ourselves in a world transformed by both financial and geopolitical shifts.
Letters of credit remain a core part of documentation in international trade. Despite the ease in cross-border payments facilitated by fintech companies, letters of credit continue to present themselves as indispensable documents in trade finance.
Over the past years, international trade has been challenged by various factors. According to the 2023 Digital and Sustainable Trade Facilitation Global Report, while global merchandise trade volumes in 2021 displayed a strong recovery from the contraction suffered in 2020 due to COVID-19, trade growth slowed down in 2022.
BAFT has announced the 2024 International Trade and Payments Conference, set to take place from 27-29 February 2024, in Washington, D.C.