Out now, the highly anticipated first-ever GTR+ Risk publication tackles the threats to global trade and trade finance. It explores fraud, sanctions busting and geopolitical tensions, as well as ways to combat them. Featured in this issue: » Credit insurance market braces for Basel 3.1 » Revisiting the rulebook: Export finance roundtable » Trade finance’s latest fraud problem » Meet the financial crime fighters » De-risking: The new iron curtain » Life in the grey zone: Political risk in 2025 » Emerging threats: Sanctions roundtable » Regulatory shifts and market trends: Insights from Spain 👉 Read the latest issue now: https://lnkd.in/eEpZSKXt Access 4 articles for free each month. Become a GTR subscriber or start a one-month digital trial for full online access to GTR publications, daily news and article archives. #TradeFinance #Risk #Fraud
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GTR is the world’s leading news source, publisher and event organiser for the global trade, commodity, export and supply chain finance industries, with offices in London and Singapore. Through our market-leading magazine Global Trade Review (GTR), we provide essential news and analysis for corporates, bankers, lawyers, insurers and more working in these sectors. Our conferences, seminars, workshops and networking events offer unrivalled insight into these financial markets, with focused panel discussions, high-quality presentations and a host of well-regarded speakers against a backdrop of highly-targeted peer networking gatherings. With an unparalleled base of contacts and a wealth of industry experience, GTR is always up-to-date with the latest market news and trends.
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Updates
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2024 has been a year of heightened political instability. War is raging in the Middle East and Ukraine, national elections are bringing new leaders to the fore, and militants are continuing to disrupt vital maritime routes. Going into the new year, insurers are braced for a wave of economic and conflict-based risks.
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OECD members failed to reach a deal to restrict export credit support for oil and gas in their latest round of talks, environmental campaigners say, making an agreement unlikely before US President-elect Donald Trump takes office in January. Talks over the last month were seen as a last-ditch attempt to strike a deal before Trump, who supports expanding fossil fuel production and has played down the potential impacts of climate change, takes office.
Prospects fade for deal to end OECD fossil fuel support
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High-profile fraud cases have dominated headlines in the trade finance sector, but a spate of smaller, sophisticated scams continues to unfold quietly, particularly in receivables finance. GTR examines the hidden tactics, shadow networks and shelf companies that are continuing to target lenders across numerous markets, increasingly in the non-bank space. Story: https://ow.ly/LHj050UoA3K
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In late October, GTR gathered a group of senior figures from the export and agency finance industry to discuss the market’s ongoing shift towards new product types, the impact of the OECD Arrangement modernisation package, and whether further reforms are required to boost financing for social infrastructure. Read the article here: https://ow.ly/aOKW50UoAha
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The International Chamber of Commerce UK and newly launched International Centre for Digital Trade and Innovation have published a paper outlining a “roadmap” to digitalise trade. The benefits of moving away from paper are well documented, speeding up transaction time and reducing the risk of fraud. Drawing on ICC, Commonwealth and G7 data, the report estimates that trade digitalisation would boost growth across the G7 by US$9tn, and by as much as US$1tn for Commonwealth and Asean nations.
ICC UK launches updated digital trade roadmap
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Lendscape, a finance technology solutions provider, has appointed Gareth Evans as chief revenue officer. As Lendscape’s first CRO, Evans will be responsible for building strategic partnerships, scaling revenue-generating initiatives and expanding the business’ ecosystem, the company says.
Lendscape hires chief revenue officer
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2024 has been a steady, if unremarkable, year for trade and trade finance, with modest growth in goods trade and a market that is slowly stabilising from the dual shocks of Covid and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. We have rounded up our most-read articles of the past 12 months, which reflect the progress made – and the obstacles faced – during this time.
Five trends that shaped trade finance in 2024
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The Islamic Corporation for the Insurance of Investment and Export Credit has named Khalid Khalafalla as its next chief executive. ICIEC is an insurance division of the Islamic Development Bank, where Khalafalla has worked since joining the group in 2005, ICIEC says in a statement.
ICIEC chooses new leader
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