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Canada has launched a new financing programme to support steel, aluminium and copper producers hit by rising tariff pressure. The Business Development Bank of Canada will provide up to C$1bn in favourably priced loans for companies affected by escalating tariffs....
#aluminium#Canada#export finance
Citi has warned that tariff pressure, geopolitical fragmentation and regional supply chain shifts are continuing to reshape global supply chain…
#AI#Citi#sme finance
Following an analysis by Atradius published on 5 August 2025, the European Union appears to be shifting focus to the…
#agreement#Atradius#tariffs
Introduction: Tariffs, Trade Disruption, and the Rise of Embedded Finance Tariffs are redefining the global trade landscape — increasing costs,…
#embedded finance#ERP#receivables financing
Victor Portillo, Commercial Banking Head of Products at BanCoppel, discusses the latest developments in Mexico's factoring market in the regional…
#BanCoppel#factoring#financing
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
Continuation from Part 1 Market and Competitive Impacts Tariffs often can alter the competitive landscape for SMEs in both domestic…
#Mark Mandula#smes#tariffs
Introduction Since the outset of the current trade war and tariffs being proposed and imposed globally, there has been a…
#Mark Mandula#tariffs#trade wars