Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) and Bank of Montreal (BMO) are considering selling Moneris, the payments company they jointly own.

Across Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), Central Asia, and the Caucasus, trade flows are being redrawn by a rising demand for diversification. To learn more about this shift and the impact that it has for businesses on the ground, Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) spoke with Raiffeisen Bank International’s (RBI) Group Head Institutional Clients, Elitza Kavrakova, and Head of Group Transaction Banking, Sabine Zucker. 

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At the ITC SME Ministerial in Johannesburg, South Africa, Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) spoke with Sibongile Isaacs, the co-founder of Ting Tang Teas, to get an inside look at a small business operating in the global south.

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 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 United States has just rolled out significant changes to its “reciprocal” tariff rates, a move that could affect businesses and consumers around the world that take effect on 7 August 2026.