Trade Treasury Payments
TTP x Sullivan Breakfast Club: Structuring  commodity trade finance deals in 2026 and beyond

About the Event

For the first time, the average commodity finance deal has crossed the $1 billion mark. Despite turbulence in the supply chain and trade, much of that volume is concentrated at the top of the market. Larger players negotiate better rates, faster financing, and more favourable terms simply by virtue of size.

Across the trade ecosystem, industry experts are rethinking how deals are structured, how risk is allocated, and how regulation shapes transaction design.

Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) is excited to invite you to our Trade and Commodities Finance Breakfast Club in partnership with Sullivan & Worcester this September in London!

Host

  • Eleanor Hill, Treasury Editor, Trade Treasury Payments

Moderator

  • Geoff Wynne, Partner, Sullivan & Worcester

Panelists

  • Tanya Epshteyn, Head of Structured and Trade Finance, Czarnikow
  • James Lowrey, Managing Director, Head of Trade & Working Capital Product, Lloyds Bank
  • John Macnamara, CEO, Carshalton Commodities

 

On September 15, 2026, from 8.30 to 10.00 AM, The Breakfast Club will bring together leaders in commodities and trade finance to explore the latest developments, challenges, and opportunities in the future of commodities finance.

We look forward to welcoming you on 15 September.

To reserve your spot at this exclusive event, please register via the link.

 

Topics Covered:

Commodity Finance
Risk Management
Trade Finance
Treasury Management
15 Sep – 15 Sep 2026
The Lansdowne Club, London
Published 15 Sept 2026Upcoming

Featured Speakers

Tanya Epshteyn

Tanya Epshteyn

Head of Structured and Trade Finance

Czarnikow

James Lowrey

James Lowrey

Managing Director, Head of Trade & Working Capital Product

Lloyds Bank

John MacNamara

John MacNamara

Chief Executive Officer

Carshalton Commodities Ltd

Geoffrey Wynne

Geoffrey Wynne

Partner

Sullivan

Eleanor Hill

Eleanor Hill

Treasury Editor

Trade Treasury Payments

Tim Staheli

Tim Staheli

Writer

Trade Treasury Payments