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Stablecoins now shape global trade and pose geopolitical challenges as US dollar dominance extends through digital assets into emerging and developed markets.

Issue 05 Fine Print explores the details beneath headlines in payments, treasury and global trade finance.

TTP Studios brings independent, integrity-driven journalism to trade finance, treasury and payments through long-form interviews and analysis for real-economy professionals.

The fine print in finance matters more than headlines. TTP explores the complex details beneath global trade, treasury and payments stories.

A natural UK English overview of Jan Müller’s reflections at ICISA’s centenary, exploring the scale of trade credit insurance, rising insolvencies, the polycrisis and the industry’s role in supporting global trade through risk absorption and market development.

Switzerland's 2026 ordinance gives electronic documents of title statutory force in commodity trade, creating a complete legal framework for digital trading.

FCI’s Annual Review 2026 provides a clear view of global factoring and receivables finance, covering regional market performance, regulatory developments, digital transformation and AI adoption, alongside the key challenges shaping industry growth.

A clear look at how agentic ai will only deliver value in global trade when its actions are anchored to trusted infrastructure, from authenticated electronic bills of lading to programmable payment rails, highlighting why the future of automation depends on verifiable data and secure execution across complex supply chains.

NatWest Boxed outlines its practical approach to deploying AI across engineering and operations, focusing on culture, governance, productivity gains and cost control as the organisation scales its agentic development model.

SWIFT’s June 2026 Global Currency Tracker shows the US dollar maintaining a clear lead in global payments and trade finance, with detailed insights on currency shares, offshore RMB activity and FX spot market trends.

A 2026 deep dive with PACT’s Naama Avni Kadosh on why carbon data is becoming a core trade and finance variable, how PACT provides the infrastructure for trusted product‑level emissions, and what corporates and banks must do now to manage rising carbon‑related risks.

This article explores why trust is the missing infrastructure of digital trade, examining identity, document authenticity, legal certainty, operational integrity and decision integrity as the foundations for adoption. It highlights how efficiency alone cannot drive change and why frameworks that build confidence will shape the future of trade finance.

A panel at the EBRD TFP Information Day examines how sustainability is evolving amid geopolitical uncertainty, the rise of new priorities, and the push for credible standards in sustainable trade finance.

An expert panel at Money 2020 Europe explores what it takes to build a ten billion fintech, highlighting the importance of solving real problems at scale, securing the right capital mix, embedding regulatory engagement early, and developing resilient real time infrastructure supported by strong culture and human capital.

A guide for SMEs on navigating the $2.5 trillion trade finance gap, examining structural barriers, innovative financing models, and practical steps to strengthen resilience, secure capital, and manage risk in global trade.