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Electronics distributor NewPower Worldwide has expanded its committed credit facility by 50% to US$750m, giving the company another US$250m of financing capacity to buy inventory and support larger customer programmes across volatile global component supply chains. The New Hampshire-based group...
#Citizens#corporate finance#credit facility
US businesses are significantly increasing their reliance on key regions and taking strategic action to navigate ongoing trade shifts, but…
#Global Trade Pulse study#HSBC#International Trade
Allianz Trade, the trade credit insurance arm of Allianz, has inaugurated its first office in Vietnam as part of its…
#Allianz Trade#supply chain#trade credit insurance
Zelo, a leading digital financing platform, has partnered with Watermelon Ecosystem (Watermelon), the UAE’s premier food and beverage (F&B) platform,…
#Cash flow#supply chain#Watermelon
Generix, a global business software company offering an expansive portfolio of SaaS solutions for supply chain, finance, commerce, and B2B…
#e-invoicing#Generix#supply chain
Standard Chartered’s latest report reveals that while trade tariffs are top of mind, emerging technologies and global economic growth are…
#Future of Trade#rising costs#Standard Chartered
Kinaxis Inc. (Kinaxis), an AI leader in supply chain orchestration, today announced a new partnership with Workday that will combine…
#AI#decisions#disruption
eCapital Corp. (eCapital), a leading tech-enabled specialty finance provider for small and medium-sized businesses across North America and the United…
#accounts receivable#eCapital#Ken Judd
Manu Prakash (pictured), Managing Director and Head of Lending at CredAble, explains why securitisation offers a viable solution for accessing…
#asset backed securities#CredAble#interest rate
#asset based lending#eCapital#receivables
Following the stagnation of today’s interest rates, fresh pressure is now being piled on UK businesses according to James Burgess…
#Atradius#Grupo Catalana Occidente#James Burgess
Continued from Part 3 Medium Enterprises (50–249 employees) Medium-sized enterprises, while still SMEs, have more in-house capacity and resources. They…
#supply chain#tariffs
Continuation from Part 2 Small Enterprises (10–49 employees) Small enterprises have more bandwidth than micro firms but still face resource…
#credit lines#exposure#foreign supplier