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For years, receivables finance was primarily viewed as a liquidity product. Businesses sold or financed invoices to improve cash flow, reduce debtor concentration risk and release working capital tied up in unpaid receivables. In 2026, that role is beginning to...
#export finance#factoring#invoice finance
UK SMEs are shifting trade focus back towards Europe after suffering average losses of £59,000 over the past year from…
#Bibby Financial Services#Brexit#Europe
The UK and India have confirmed that their free trade agreement will enter into force on 15 July, giving exporters…
#exporters#India trade#supply chains
The European Parliament has approved tariff legislation implementing the EU’s side of last year’s trade deal with the United States,…
#EU-US trade#European Parliament#exporters
Allianz Trade has lowered its global economic growth forecast, warning that persistent tariff uncertainty and rising trade barriers are creating…
#Allianz Trade#global trade#risk
Global goods trade growth could slow sharply in 2026 as geopolitical disruption, tariffs and higher energy costs weigh on cross-border…
#global trade#supply chains#tariffs
Canada has launched a new financing programme to support steel, aluminium and copper producers hit by rising tariff pressure. The…
#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