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Fourteen global financial institutions have launched a drive to use technology and standardisation for the wider distribution of trade finance assets. ANZ, Crédit Agricole CIB, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, ING, Lloyds Bank, Rabobank, Standard Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, and Sumitomo Mitsui...
#trade finance platform
...announces that his company is going to start offering a new product... (more…)
#invoice#small business#small businesses
Manchester-based Secure Trust Bank Commercial Finance has increased its lending balances by 54 per cent... (more…)
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...Mexican fintech firm focused on SME lending, has bagged a US$100m credit facility from... (more…)
#SMEs finance
The fifth EU Factoring and Commercial Finance Summit took place last week on 21st-22nd of March... (more…)
#ALF#blockchain#Cagatay Baydar
Business Factors & Finance, a fintech services company operating in the US and Canada, announces... (more…)
#bankruptcy#Commercial Credit#risk
China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange has announced running a blockchain pilot to address ... (more…)
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Caixabank was named "Best bank in Spain" and "Best Bank in Western Europe" by... (more…)
#Caixa
Equiniti Riskfactor, a leading provider of risk management and fraud analytics software for... (more…)
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Ghana Cocoa Board (Cocobod) signed on March 19th a new 3-year receivables-backed... (more…)
#securitisation
Bibby Financial Services (BFS) has appointed Gary Griffiths as Managing Director for trade finance as the company seeks to further…
#business finance#international#International Trade
The major trade and receivables finance blockchain consortiums such as... (more…)
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...has blasted high street banks for creating a “funding crisis”... (more…)
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