In today’s fast-paced and ever-changing world, the capacity of organisations to keep up with and manage risks across their supply chains depends on their ability to leverage on digitalisation to collect, analyse, and use electronic data to ensure the stability of global supply chains.

Trade finance, traditionally dominated by banks, is integral to supporting global supply chains, acting as the lifeblood of international commerce. 

Explore the evolving world of payment modernisation and the technologies shaping the future of banking systems.

In the rapidly evolving digital age, the payments industry is undergoing one of its most significant transformations in recent years.

In 2022, international trade represented 88% of the Mexican GDP, but the world of international trade is changing. 

Discover the latest insights on global trade, including the positive outlook for real incomes and the recovery of tradable goods demand.

CarbonChain has introduced a new solution for emissions reporting, aimed at both mandatory and voluntary disclosures, enhancing its specialised carbon accounting software for the supply chains of commodities.

The Lloyds Bank Trade Insight report focuses on these changing economic conditions and their implications on working capital from a treasury perspective.

Supply chains have become global and increasing complexities have made them brittle and dependent, rather than robust and resilient; Covid-19 is a prime example of this.

The International Trade and Forfaiting Association (ITFA) has announced that it will provide its members with access to an industry framework for open account distribution.