Last week, Dubai based TradeAssets announced the launch of a trade finance e-marketplace for banks. The banks, primarily Bangladeshi, are helping to bridge the gap in the secondary market for trade finance banks.

Trade finance due diligence is becoming both more critical – not least due to the heavy sanctions in place for regulatory non-compliance – and more complex.

London, 12th February 2019. Trade Finance Global announces the Winners of the 2019 International Trade Finance Awards. Following a year of geopolitical uncertainty, technological disruption and competition, the 2019 International… read more →

TFG spoke to the leadership team at TradeIX, about DLT, Trade Platforms and SAP / treasury, following their recent announcement and reorganisation of their team. Find out what keeps the… read more →

We had the pleasure of speaking to Mr R. Yüce Uyanik, a member of the FCI Legal Committee, on international factoring as a solution for the economic crisis on SMEs.… read more →

London, 31st January 2019. Trade Finance Global are delighted to announce a strategic media partnership with the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) for their 2019 ICC Banking Commission Annual Meeting.… read more →

Euro Exim Bank – Explained We have already progressed beyond proof of concept. Our proof of concept is already complete. We are happy to report that Euro Exim Bank have… read more →

From Xenocurrency to Yield, Voltron to UCP, we’ve got you covered in Part 2 (N to Z) of our Trade Finance A to Z series. An A to Z of… read more →

Top Companies to watch out for in 2019 At Trade Finance Global we love talking to and watching companies grow. We identified 3 great companies to watch out for in… read more →

Do you know why AI is poised to disrupt international trade? What on earth is a borrowing base? In this two part series, we took a moment to demystify some… read more →