TRADE FINANCE
TRADE FINANCE, MACRO AND MARKETS
Trump trade – back to the future? Trump trade – back to the future?
Following the decisive election victory for the Republican party on 6 November, what does the win mean for US trade relations and, more widely, for the future of multilateral trade? Independent trade economist Dr Rebecca Harding finds answers in US import and export data
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TRADE FINANCE, MACRO AND MARKETS
Hello Beijing Hello Beijing
China’s continuing ‘opening up’ of its economy to overseas investors and corporates was very much in evidence at Sibos Beijing 2024, where 7000 delegates met up at the mainland capital's China National Convention Centre for the first time. flow’s Clarissa Dann reflects on the main conference programme insights into cross-border trade and its digitalisation journey
CASH MANAGEMENT, TRADE FINANCE
Embracing ISO 20022 for a connected future Embracing ISO 20022 for a connected future
ISO 20022 has the potential to deliver the rich data needed to unlock trapped liquidity, finance trade that could not previously be reached, and deliver huge operational efficiencies. But what is holding back full adoption and how can the Swift community work together to accelerate it? flow’s Clarissa Dann shares answers from the Sibos 2024 Big Issue Debate on Day Three
TRADE FINANCE, TECHNOLOGY
ITFA Cyprus 2024: update on digitalisation and distribution ITFA Cyprus 2024: update on digitalisation and distribution
Digitalisation of trade finance instruments and tightening prudential regulation could be drivers for trade finance distribution and the quest for new sources of trade finance liquidity. flow’s Desirée Buchholz explores some of the key themes of ITFA’s 50th annual conference in Cyprus
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Data as a building block for digital trade finance Data as a building block for digital trade finance
How can the trade finance industry create a digital ecosystem? Pamela Mar, Managing Director, Digital Standards Initiative, International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) explores how bridging trade and financial flows could be the key
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Fighting trade-related fraud
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Getting flexible: Treasury’s response to deglobalisation
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Pillars of frontier economies Pillars of frontier economies
Multilateral development banks (MDBs) have been working with commercial banks to support crisis-torn economies to get back on their feet for decades. They do this with guarantees and in-country expertise, supporting critical imports and vital GDP-bolstering exports. flow shares insights on these transformational partnerships from three leading trade facilitation providers
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View from the top: A different level of athlete View from the top: A different level of athlete
Deutsche Bank’s David Lynne shares his perspective on how corporates are evolving their businesses and how this is reshaping bank/corporate relationships as they navigate new trade corridors, reroute supply chains and empower direct access consumers
TRADE FINANCE
Export finance ancient and modern Export finance ancient and modern
A heatwave across Southern Europe that forced closure of the Acropolis in Athens, occurred mid-June 2024 as delegates gathered at TXF’s Global 2024 Export, Project and Development Finance in the Greek capital to address key export finance developments. Topics included navigating ongoing geopolitical and economic risks, the future of the OECD ‘level playing field’ and supporting the transition to clean energy