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VIDEO | Rethinking correspondent banking: The real implications of de-risking
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From deserts to forests: Mongolia's path towards a sustainable economy
Estimated reading time: 5 minutes Nestled in East Asia, Mongolia, known as the ‘land of the blue sky,’ boasts unique ecosystems and a rich cultural heritage. However, the country’s geographic location, extreme weather conditions, and delicate ecosystems render its economy highly susceptible to the pervasive risks of climate change. The rate of historical climate warming in Mongolia is considered to be alarmingly high.
VIDEO | LIBF Annual Trade Finance Compliance Conference 2023 - Unveiling challenges and opportunities
Estimated reading time: 4 minutes The rapidly evolving global compliance regulations have rendered trade finance compliance one of the most critical operational challenges for financial institutions. With emerging regulatory frameworks and geopolitical tensions sparking unprecedented waves of sanctions laws and export controls, the ramifications of non-compliance transcend financial penalties, impacting reputations and access to global markets.
VIDEO | How MRPAs are paving the way for collaboration in Trade Finance
Estimated reading time: 6 minutes The trade finance industry offers a diverse range of instruments, structures, and mechanisms, all aimed at transforming trade opportunities into tangible realities. One such mechanism employed by financial institutions is the utilisation of Master Risk Participation Agreements (MRPAs).
PODCAST | Unicredit: Driving export finance and mitigating risk through public-private partnership
Estimated reading time: 5 minutes Listen to this podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Podbean, Podtail, ListenNotes, TuneIn As businesses venture into new markets and strive to expand their global reach, the importance of robust risk mitigation and secure funding mechanisms cannot be overstated. At the heart of these intricate trade transactions are export credit agencies (ECAs), playing a pivotal role in structured trade and export finance.
Credit insurance, export credit and funds: How do we solve the African trade finance gap? (Part 1)
Africa, a continent synonymous with immense economic growth potential and abundant opportunities, has long grappled with transforming that potential into tangible growth. Despite being hailed as a land of promise, the realisation of Africa’s vast potential has remained elusive year after year. One of the key barriers hindering Africa’s economic progress is the African trade finance gap, estimated at a staggering $120 billion.
Credit insurance, export credit and funds: The 5 pillars to help the African trade gap (Part 2)
In a bid to enhance access to trade for micro, small, and medium-sized businesses (MSMEs), the World Trade Board has recently launched the ‘Financial Inclusion in Trade Roadmap’. The roadmap, developed through collaboration with major industry bodies and international stakeholders, seeks to address the challenges faced by MSMEs to accelerate their participation in global trade.
VIDEO | Illuminating international trade: The role of FATF and AML/KYC in combating financial crimes
Estimated reading time: 6 minutes In the shadows of the interconnected world of international trade lies a pervasive threat that silently endangers the security of global markets. Financial crimes, with their detrimental effects on stability and integrity, cast a dark cloud over the world economy, threatening the trust upon which international trade relies. From money laundering to terrorist financing, illicit activities can have far-reaching consequences.
VIDEO | UK under the spotlight - C4DTI on how to avoid “pilot exhaustion”
Estimated reading time: 5 minutes Imagine a world where trade is conducted in pixels instead of paper, where risk is reduced, trade finance is more accessible, SMEs can participate in trade, systems and processes connect seamlessly, and information flows in common, standardised formats across jurisdictions and supply chains.
From the MLETR to ETDB: Turbocharging the acceptance of digital trade documents
Estimated reading time: 5 minutes Digitalisation has irrevocably transformed global trade in recent years, reshaping international trade practices worldwide. As digital trade continues to gain momentum, there has been a growing commitment to digitising international trade and promoting paperless trade as a viable alternative to traditional physical trade document flow. Paperless trade has proven to be a highly effective solution for mitigating trade disruptions.
Four commodity risks for the rest of 2023
As the commodity trading industry looks back on Q1 of 2023, it is evident that the first three months of the year have been marked by a number of significant events. Some of the most notable events include interest rate hikes by central banks worldwide battling inflation, persistent disruptions to global supply chains caused by the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, banking sector instability, and recovering business activity in China as it ends its strict COVID-19 restrictions.
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