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South Sudan sold US$731mn of oil despite debt arrears, raising fresh questions over prepayment structures, creditor protection and commodity finance risk in fragile markets. The sales come against a difficult legal and financing backdrop. A UK court recently ordered South...
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Commodity traders are facing growing legal and financing risk as the Middle East conflict tests force majeure clauses and performance…
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Author Igor Zaks, CFA — President, Tenzor Ltd. (tenzor.ca) For credit investors, LPs, arrangers, and counsel evaluating receivables and supply-chain…
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A London court has barred South Sudan from entering into new oil pre-payment deals or pledging future crude cargoes to…
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The UK’s accounting regulator has sanctioned former Carillion finance chiefs, bringing supply chain finance disclosure back into focus after one…
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When Courts Rewrite Factoring Author: Igor Zaks, CFA, President, Tenzor Ltd. The collapse of First Brands Group and the investor…
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