Global Analysis

An increasing number of pitfalls, such as escalating political risk, the high volatility of commodity prices, and supply constraints...

EFA Group released a market report produced in association with TXF on investing in trade finance assets...

Although the factoring market in the majority of countries is driven by domestic factoring, international factoring is becoming more important as an engine of growth, as evidenced by the World Factoring Yearbook 2017...

US$100 million have been invested in R3, a New York-based consortium of financial firms that's pushing blockchain-based software, by...

The Atradius Payment Practices Barometer survey for Eastern Europe, a report based on feedback ...

The final 2016 world factoring statistics confirm the preliminary results: the Industry has overall...

Export Guarantee Fund of Iran (EGFI) signed an agreement with Finland’s state-owned export credit agency, Finnvera, on...

DS-Concept, a German trade finance provider servicing global exporters and importers, recently opened new offices in...

Education is the first and, in my opinion, one of the most important challenges that requires our immediate attention and cooperation. There is an enormous lack of awareness and understanding (even confusion) around receivable finance, factoring and supply chain financing in emerging markets. The lack of awareness/ knowledge and education availability is a serious issue for financial institutions, as they need access to these products – this even applies for the development banks, although to a lesser degree.

The Paypers has produced a new guide that explores the evolving world of transaction banking, B2B payments...