Trade Finance

This refers to managing overseas trade financing such as open account, export credit insurance, guarantees, supplier / buyer credit, price bases (COD, freight paid etc). Incorporates trade finance instruments and documentary credits such as Letters of Credit, acceptances, bills, evidentiary e.g. bills of lading. Also supply chain finance and electronic systems.

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Recent updates

The most recent updates for Trade Finance.

Stating the obvious?Blog | 1 Jul 2009
Reintroduction of bankers’ acceptances marketPage | 8 Dec 2008
Bank loans for larger companiesBlog | 8 Dec 2008
Further intervention required to support commercePage | 4 Nov 2008
Supporting you through the downturnBlog | 31 Oct 2008

Articles from The Treasurer magazine

The most recent articles from our monthly magazine on Trade Finance.

Before you sign…(TT Mar10 p36-37)Download | 1 Mar 2010
Kick starters need more kick (TT Feb10 p30-31)Download | 1 Feb 2010
Adjusting to a changing landscape (TTME Jan10 p5-6)Download | 1 Jan 2010
Soaring demand, shrinking supply (TT Jun09 p22-24)Download | 1 Jun 2009
Export expert (TT Jun09 p29-31)Download | 1 Jun 2009
Posting a solution (TT Apr09 p32-33)Download | 1 Apr 2009

Blogs

Discussion blogs covering Trade Finance.

Stating the obvious?1 Jul 2009
You wouldn’t trust your key legal decisions to someone who isn’t a qualified lawyer, so whatever...

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