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Standard Chartered’s Future of Trade: Resilience report reveals how 1,200 corporates across 17 markets are navigating one of global trade’s most turbulent decades. From AI and tariffs to supply chain realignment and digital treasury transformation, businesses are adopting multi-pronged strategies to build resilience, manage rising costs, and seize opportunities across emerging trade corridors.
At the WTO in Geneva, Komgo CEO Souleïma Baddi tells Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) why removing paper from trade is about more than technology, it’s about connectivity, collaboration, and trust. From eBLs to automation, Baddi shares how Komgo is scaling digital transformation across global trade finance.
At the LiquidX Rooftop Event in New York City, Trade Treasury Payments spoke with leaders from banks, fintechs, and service providers about how technology, partnerships, and new sources of liquidity are reshaping global trade finance. From private credit to digital infrastructure, collaboration is driving a more connected and inclusive financial ecosystem that can help close the trade finance gap.
At the ADB Trade & Supply Chain Finance Program Awards, Trade Treasury Payments spoke with Rudolf Putz and Mai Vu of ODDO BHF on how partnerships with multilateral development banks are expanding trade finance capacity in emerging markets, balancing risk, regulation, and growth.
At the Asian Development Bank’s Trade & Supply Chain Finance Program (TSCFP) Awards in Singapore, Trade Treasury Payments spoke with Victor Van Der Kwast, CEO and Managing Director of Byblos Bank Europe, about the bank’s role in mobilising trade finance across both developed and developing markets.
At the International Trade and Forfaiting Association’s (ITFA) 51st Annual Conference in Singapore, Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) spoke with Surath Sengupta, Global Head of Transaction Banking Products at Lloyds Bank, about pilots, digital adoption, and the role of artificial intelligence in trade finance.
Today, global trade faces high volatility and regulatory scrutiny. To help institutions navigate these challenges, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Trade Register serves as the foundation of risk assessment.