A Swiss asset-backed securities (ABS) note secured against blue-chip art loans is preparing to raise CHF 100 million in its initial offering, with scope to expand the facility to CHF 250 million.

At the Tashkent International Investment Forum (TIF), Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) caught up with Sandro Rtveladze, Chairman of Ipotekabank, to discuss OTP Group’s strategic entry into Central Asia and the evolving dynamics of Uzbekistan’s financial sector.

At the Lansdowne Club in London on 15 July 2025, Trade Treasury Payments (TTP), in collaboration with Sullivan, held our first-ever Breakfast Club. With the scent of coffee still hanging in the air, a select audience gathered to explore a deceptively simple question: Who can really grow supply chain finance, and how?

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At the ITFA Americas Annual Conference in Miami, Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) spoke with Michael Kofi Fosu, CEO of International Trade Finance and Payment Consultancy (ITFP), to discuss the structural challenges African businesses face in international trade and how bridging those gaps begins with understanding the local context.

Canadians are nearly three times more likely to encounter payment fraud when using cash than when using credit cards, according to a new study from Payments Canada.

The Berne Union (BU) has opened submissions for its Blended Finance Hackathon, an initiative designed to generate solutions for mobilising private capital into emerging markets.

When 90% of your counterparties have no credit rating, risk management often relies on intangibles like reputation and gut instinct. Now, a collective of global banks is sharing the credit intelligence that could transform how treasurers assess everyone from new customers and emerging market suppliers to deposit-taking institutions.

At the ITFA Americas Annual Conference in Miami, Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) spoke with David Cooperman, Head of Business Development for the Americas at Complidata, to discuss how technology is reshaping compliance and sanctions processes, and where the biggest risks still lie.