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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.

Trade finance tech company TradeSun has partnered with consultancy ReThink Sustainability as both firms look to help cus...
08/12/2023

Trade finance tech company TradeSun has partnered with consultancy ReThink Sustainability as both firms look to help customers improve their ESG scoring.

Trade finance tech company TradeSun has partnered with consultancy ReThink Sustainability as both firms look to help customers improve their ESG...

Two Balli Steel executives convicted for their roles in a years-long trade finance fraud have been ordered to pay a comb...
08/12/2023

Two Balli Steel executives convicted for their roles in a years-long trade finance fraud have been ordered to pay a combined £466,000 to the UK’s anti-graft agency.

Two Balli Steel executives convicted for their roles in a years-long trade finance fraud have been ordered to pay a combined £466,000 to the UK’s...

Celebrated annually as the premier trade and export finance conference in the region, GTR MENA has been a cornerstone in...
08/12/2023

Celebrated annually as the premier trade and export finance conference in the region, GTR MENA has been a cornerstone in the industry for over two decades. Returning to Dubai, UAE on February 20-21, the event offers a unique networking experience and a content-driven agenda for key individuals and organisations at the forefront of MENA trade.

2024’s event will feature over 80 guest speakers and provide an extensive programme where delegates will gain unrivalled insights and first-hand perspectives into topics and themes including:
» +, post-oil trade and the business of
» Strategic supply and the role of state-backed support
» Is the UAE the next centre for ?
» Releasing trapped cash – a priority for corporates
» Building a sustainable roadmap for investors
» What are the next big trends in trade innovation?

With over 5 hours of networking opportunities throughout the two-day event, join over 900 practitioners all under one roof for your chance to catch up with industry friends and build those crucial new market connections.

Secure your ticket before January 19 to receive a 10% early discount.

Visit www.gtreview.com/gtrmena or contact [email protected] to secure your place.

The premier gathering for connecting with the key individuals and organisations at the forefront of MENA trade

Nedbank CIB is set to launch a new infrastructure finance division as part of a restructuring aimed at boosting deal-mak...
07/12/2023

Nedbank CIB is set to launch a new infrastructure finance division as part of a restructuring aimed at boosting deal-making activity in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Nedbank CIB is set to launch a new infrastructure finance division as part of a restructuring aimed at boosting deal-making activity in Sub-Saharan...

The International Chamber of Commerce has broadened its trade finance sustainability standards to include three high-ris...
07/12/2023

The International Chamber of Commerce has broadened its trade finance sustainability standards to include three high-risk sectors, a major step in its plans to develop a global benchmark for measuring the sustainability of trade transactions.

The International Chamber of Commerce has broadened its trade finance sustainability standards to include three high-risk sectors, a major step in...

The UK’s National Crime Agency has told banks to be on the lookout for attempts to evade export controls designed to sta...
07/12/2023

The UK’s National Crime Agency has told banks to be on the lookout for attempts to evade export controls designed to starve the Russian military of key goods and technology.

The UK’s National Crime Agency has told banks to be on the lookout for attempts to evade export controls designed to starve the Russian military of...

Trade bodies have warned that EU reforms tackling late payments could make it unviable for banks to support supply chain...
07/12/2023

Trade bodies have warned that EU reforms tackling late payments could make it unviable for banks to support supply chain finance facilities, increase costs for SMEs and limit access to trade credit insurance.

Trade bodies have warned that EU reforms tackling late payments could make it unviable for banks to support supply chain finance facilities,...

A consortium of businesses including Deloitte and Unilever has completed a proof of concept for a global location regist...
06/12/2023

A consortium of businesses including Deloitte and Unilever has completed a proof of concept for a global location register that buyers and investors can use to map the sustainability of their value chains.

A consortium of businesses including Deloitte and Unilever has completed a proof of concept for a global location register that buyers and...

Trafigura will face a first-of-its-kind criminal trial in Switzerland for alleged bribery of Angolan public officials, a...
06/12/2023

Trafigura will face a first-of-its-kind criminal trial in Switzerland for alleged bribery of Angolan public officials, and has set aside US$127mn following a separate US investigation into corruption claims in Brazil.

Trafigura will face a first-of-its-kind criminal trial in Switzerland for alleged bribery of Angolan public officials, and has set aside US$127mn...

The US government has accused a network of commodity traders in Dubai, Hong Kong and Singapore of circumventing sanction...
06/12/2023

The US government has accused a network of commodity traders in Dubai, Hong Kong and Singapore of circumventing sanctions on Iran, facilitating shipments worth billions of dollars to Asia and Europe.

The companies were involved in an oil export scheme orchestrated by Tehran-based Sepehr Energy, which is headed by an Iranian oil ministry official and has ties to the country’s military, according to the US Office of Foreign Assets Control.

The US government has accused a network of commodity traders in Dubai, Hong Kong and Singapore of circumventing sanctions on Iran, facilitating...

The leaders of Australia and Norway have added their countries’ names to a growing list of nations and institutions that...
05/12/2023

The leaders of Australia and Norway have added their countries’ names to a growing list of nations and institutions that have vowed to end international public financing for fossil fuels.

The leaders of Australia and Norway have added their countries’ names to a growing list of nations and institutions that have vowed to end...

A group of European and North American export credit agencies has launched a UN-backed initiative to drive public financ...
05/12/2023

A group of European and North American export credit agencies has launched a UN-backed initiative to drive public finance away from fossil fuels and towards more environmentally sustainable business sectors.

Nina Pušić, OECD export finance climate strategist at Oil Change International, says the official NZECA text is “more ambitious” than expected and the founding ECAs’ pledge to end fossil fuel finance by 2024 is significant.

A group of European and North American export credit agencies has launched a UN-backed initiative to drive public finance away from fossil fuels...

Revised repayment terms under the OECD framework on export credits could be challenging for banks, prompting increased d...
04/12/2023

Revised repayment terms under the OECD framework on export credits could be challenging for banks, prompting increased demand for alternative means of funding, according to industry experts.

Negotiators secured a modernisation of the OECD Arrangement on Officially Supported Export Credits in March, which saw maximum repayment terms for ECA-supported, climate-friendly projects extended to 22 years, while the maximum tenor for all projects was upped from 10 to 15 years.

Revised repayment terms under the OECD framework on export credits could be challenging for banks, prompting increased demand for alternative means...

Global commodities trader Mercuria has closed a borrowing base facility for its North American operations, securing US$3...
01/12/2023

Global commodities trader Mercuria has closed a borrowing base facility for its North American operations, securing US$3bn from a syndicate of international banks.

ING, MUFG, Natixis, Rabobank, Société Générale and SMBC are joint lead arrangers, while Société Générale also acts as administrative agent.

Global commodities trader Mercuria has closed a borrowing base facility for its North American operations, securing US$3bn from a syndicate of...

A slump in global goods trade appears to be coming to a gradual end, although geopolitical risks and a “stagnant” Europe...
01/12/2023

A slump in global goods trade appears to be coming to a gradual end, although geopolitical risks and a “stagnant” European Union economy continue to weigh on demand, the World Trade Organization says.

The volume of merchandise trade fell by 0.4% and 0.5% year-on-year in the first two quarters of this year respectively, with export orders and electronics sales held back by sluggish performance across major economies.

A slump in global goods trade appears to be coming to a gradual end, although geopolitical risks and a “stagnant” European Union economy continue...

The UK government has committed £4.5bn in funding for strategic manufacturing, as it seeks to lure more production to it...
30/11/2023

The UK government has committed £4.5bn in funding for strategic manufacturing, as it seeks to lure more production to its shores in the face of fierce global competition.

The UK government has committed £4.5bn in funding for strategic manufacturing, as it seeks to lure more production to its shores in the face of...

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has shed light on its greenwashing crackdown, confirming its intention to step up s...
30/11/2023

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has shed light on its greenwashing crackdown, confirming its intention to step up scrutiny on all financial services firms.

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has shed light on its greenwashing crackdown, confirming its intention to step up scrutiny on all financial...

UniCredit cannot hold global commodities giant Glencore liable for a US$37.2mn loss it suffered from fraud committed by ...
30/11/2023

UniCredit cannot hold global commodities giant Glencore liable for a US$37.2mn loss it suffered from fraud committed by collapsed trader Hin Leong, an appeals court in Singapore has ruled.

The Italian bank sued Glencore in 2020, claiming the company deceived it into issuing a letter of credit by failing to disclose the existence of a back-to-back transaction with the now-disgraced trader.

UniCredit cannot hold global commodities giant Glencore liable for a US$37.2mn loss it suffered from fraud committed by collapsed trader Hin Leong,...

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