On its golden jubilee, ITFA’s Annual International Trade and Forfaiting Conferences will be held from 4 to 6 September 2024 in Limassol, Cyprus.
The potential of this richly diverse region is vast, and as recent developments show, this potential is being adeptly fulfilled. As this edition will demonstrate, it is crucial to monitor trade finance developments in Africa and the Middle East, as they will likely inform the industry’s trajectory across the world.
At FCI’s 56th Annual Meeting in Seoul, a panel of experts discussed the intricate relationship between credit insurance and factoring. In this article we explore a case study representing this cooperation: Germany.
As part of a roundtable held at FCI’s 56th Annual Meeting in Seoul, TFG heard from a panel of experts, discussing the symbiotic relationship between credit insurance and factoring. In this article, we explore some of the regulatory challenges in this integration, and how partnerships between the two can help build a resilient financial ecosystem.
According to recent data from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, the renminbi’s use in China’s cross-border transactions has hit an all-time high. In July 2024, 53% of China’s inbound and outbound transactions were conducted using the renminbi, surpassing the US dollar in China’s international receipts.
Trade Finance Global (TFG) and FCI are thrilled to launch its latest whitepaper. At FCI’s 56th Annual Meeting in Seoul, a panel of experts discussed the intricate relationship between credit insurance and factoring.
As businesses strive to optimise processes, enhance efficiency, and meet growing customer demands, the tools they use need to evolve as well.
Recent leadership changes or upcoming elections in Nigeria, Ghana, and South Africa will impact economic and trade policy. This could be a tipping point for these countries, either strengthening their trade position or creating new challenges.
Trade Finance Global, the leading platform for trade, treasury, and payments information, has today announced the launch of its redesigned native website.
India introduced digital Trade Receivable Discounting System (TReDS) platforms in 2017 to help SMEs overcome late payment issues, with three licensed entities expected to reach $25 billion in throughput by FY 2024-25.
