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Corporate Excellence Awards 2026 treasury winners showcase infrastructure innovation: Essity rebuilds 40 years of treasury logic, Newell Brands optimises liquidity, BMS drives risk transformation.

TTP's inaugural Corporate Excellence Awards recognise corporates leading trade finance innovation, from supply chain solutions to digital trade initiatives.

The ICC Digital Standards Initiative rebuilds its strategy after admitting digital trade adoption is failing to scale, with only 12.8% of bills of lading digitised.

Commodity traders face working capital pressure from supply chain resilience. Lenders weigh control, equity and verification against abundant liquidity and eroded terms.

Explore how AI and digital assets are reshaping financial market infrastructure, from experimental phases to real-world applications and future-proofing strategies.

Sibos 2026 Standards Forum explores how interoperability and inclusivity shape the future of global trade standards, beyond single-platform solutions.

Standard Chartered discusses the regulatory, governance and interoperability challenges essential to scaling digital assets across financial institutions.

Cleareye.ai and TTP launch white paper on how AI is transforming trade finance through intelligent document processing and compliance automation.

How transparency, simplification and harmonisation in European financial market infrastructure can support competitiveness and integration in an AI-driven world.

How AI, stablecoins and tokenisation are converging to shape the next evolution in cross-border payments and autonomous corporate transactions.

Trade tokenisation adoption, not technology, is the key barrier to scaling digital trade infrastructure globally.

Global trade volumes hit record $35 trillion, but banks face shrinking margins, geopolitical risk, and shifting competitive dynamics in 2026.

Corporate treasurers navigate geopolitical and supply chain risks in an uncertain world of trade and treasury.

Bank of Palestine CEO talks about ESG and innovation at Sibos 2026.

Cross-border payment interoperability depends on regulatory alignment and governance rather than technology alone. Tokenized deposits and blockchain enable real-time settlement.