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Donors formally commit to Global trade fund Corporates are demanding a more holistic approach to risk management and liquidity issues which hasmeant breaking down the barriers between what were traditionally considered ‘cash’ and ‘trade’ provisions. Axel-Peter Ohse, Deutsche Bank
Corporates are demanding a more holistic approach to risk management and liquidity issues which hasmeant breaking down the barriers between what were traditionally considered ‘cash’ and ‘trade’ provisions.
Axel-Peter Ohse, Deutsche Bank
61% 17% 22% “There is a blurring of what used to be the former separate disciplines of trade finance and cash management. Because – at the end of the day – to the end user it’s an overall treasury concern and therefore, by definition, a solution that they are seeking to address.” Dominic Broom, BNYM - Survival of the Fittest: Supply chain finance in the financial crisis
“There is a blurring of what used to be the former separate disciplines of trade finance and cash management. Because – at the end of the day – to the end user it’s an overall treasury concern and therefore, by definition, a solution that they are seeking to address.”
Dominic Broom, BNYM - Survival of the Fittest: Supply chain finance in the financial crisis
Protectionism is the wrong answer to our problems and will only make us all poorer in the long run. EBRD president Thomas Mirow speaking at the London School of Economics in March, 2009.
Protectionism is the wrong answer to our problems and will only make us all poorer in the long run.
EBRD president Thomas Mirow speaking at the London School of Economics in March, 2009.
Deutsche Bank signs trade loan for Jbs “There is a blurring of what used to be the former separate disciplines of trade finance and cash management. Because – at the end of the day – to the end user it’s an overall treasury concern and therefore, by definition, a solution that they are seeking to address.” Dominic Broom, BNYM - Survival of the Fittest: Supply chain finance in the financial crisis
Development banks boost Azerbaijan lending European development banks are offering loans to Azerbaijan banks in order to boost non-oil enterprise and SME businesses. WestLB adds to energy team ECGD goes back on cover for Iraq New role for Louat at Zurich Export credit agencies and multilaterals are playing an increasingly larger role in trade finance and this trend looks set to continue for at least the next 12 months and maybe much longer. In this sense alone then 2009 represents a brave new world for trade financiers. Enter the brave new world of trade finance - April 2009
European development banks are offering loans to Azerbaijan banks in order to boost non-oil enterprise and SME businesses.
Export credit agencies and multilaterals are playing an increasingly larger role in trade finance and this trend looks set to continue for at least the next 12 months and maybe much longer. In this sense alone then 2009 represents a brave new world for trade financiers.
Enter the brave new world of trade finance - April 2009
HSBC settles cross-border trade in RMB We find that without imposing restrictions or focus, the natural trade flows going through the programme involve a lot of SMEs, intra-regional trade, South-South trade and a number of other ADB priority areas. If we tried to force these transactions, ultimately we would kill the thing we love. Interview: Steven Beck, ADB - April 2009
We find that without imposing restrictions or focus, the natural trade flows going through the programme involve a lot of SMEs, intra-regional trade, South-South trade and a number of other ADB priority areas. If we tried to force these transactions, ultimately we would kill the thing we love.
Interview: Steven Beck, ADB - April 2009
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