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Supply chain finance provided by multilateral development banks has reached approximately US$10bn in developing economies, but a new international review published on 26 October from Trade Treasury Payments shows that weak receivables laws and incomplete market infrastructure remain substantial obstacles...
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Warning signs of a slowdown in global trade are beginning to emerge despite growing optimism around artificial intelligence and productivity…
#global trade#supply chains#trade finance
A group of more than 60 WTO members has moved forward with new digital trade rules despite failing to reach…
#customs#digital trade#trade policy
Speaking at a roundtable with heads of multilateral development banks (MDBs) on the sidelines of World Bank Group and International…
#multilateral development banks#Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala#supply chain finance
In a joint effort to empower Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in emerging markets, a coalition of leading international financial…
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UK joins the first global digital trade agreement negotiated under the World Trade Organization. The UK and 90 other countries…
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Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and International Finance Corporation Managing Director Makhtar Diop launched at the WTO on 13 December a co-publication…
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Trade growth is likely to slow in the closing months of 2022 and into 2023, according to the latest World…
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Blockchain keeps making the headlines in trade and receivables finance... (more…)
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...a world’s leading source of data and analytics as a service for trade professionals, has announced a partnership with... (more…)
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In the event of a no-deal Brexit, West Cork food businesses will need... (more…)
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Up to 66 percent of Vietnamese export businesses admitted that they failed to understand the basic content of WTO rules,…
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Malaysia to allow commercial banks to offer factoring services through entities or subsidiaries. (more…)
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