Digital is all the rage right now in the trade space. Emerging technologies from AI to IoT to blockchain are promising to revolutionise global trade.
The hype is real.
However, there are a few blips on the radar: in a lot of jurisdictions, digital instruments are still not legally able to replace their paper predecessors.
This creates a lot of hesitancy among firms that are considering implementing digital processes.
Find out more here:
Sibos special: BAFT’s Tod Burwell, on the last century of trade and transaction banking
The evolution of SWIFT
Italy perspective - The future of open banking: automatic IBAN, PSD2 and APIs
Digitising trade: the time is now
The freight crisis: HGV driver shortage, shipping blockages and the digital future of freight
WOA Insights: Receivables rebounding and the role of open account finance post COVID-19
Chief Economist insights: are iron ore prices propping up global trade?
ICC Banking Commission’s Lynn Ng on the need to simplify trade
Electronic Documents and English Law: the roadmap to digital trade documents
Sanctions: Rolls Royce, on the tactical complexities of voluntary reporting
Trade Finance Week presents: African Trade - Digitalisation, Compliance and Sustainability - Standard Bank and Afreximbank
The LIBOR transition and trade finance
Sustainable Trade Finance
Enigio - Bring back paper documents! Is the document the missing part of digital trade puzzl
Barclays - Can green bonds and indemnities reduce environmental impact?
Standby Letters of Credit (SBLCs) and their role in International Trade
Voice of the CBI: What is the UK’s Independent Trade Agenda?
CEPA or CPTPP? An Overview of UK-Japan Trade
Multilateral Perspective - A Roadmap for Sustainable Trade Finance
FCI: Views from the Board, Factoring and Receivables
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