EVelution Energy secures increased financing support from EXIM: What it means for the US’ critical mineral space?

Force majeure and the letter of credit: old instruments for new wars

By: Tim Staheli For many of us, force majeure was an expensive phrase we picked up during the pandemic. It

US and Japan’s rare coordinated intervention to support the Yen amid pressure on the Dollar

The United States and Japan have jointly intervened in currency markets to halt the Japanese yen’s slide to 40-year lows

Pieces of the puzzle: How the tools of risk distribution fit together

A two‑hour expert session exploring how syndication, insurance, ECA guarantees and multilateral support fit together in …

Founder Spotlight: Mariya George, Cleareye.ai

A Nordic perspective on a new world order

By: Kenn Torben Jensen The Nordic countries – Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Finland – are all deeply dependen…

How digital infrastructure is transforming risk domestically and across borders

Local currency, global impact: Inside Ameriabank’s green leasing model

Who is drawing Africa’s new trade finance map?

Six reasons businesses use trade credit insurance and surety, according to ICISA’s centenary report

TTP x Sullivan Breakfast Club April 2026

A candid Breakfast Club discussion on whether fraud in trade finance can ever be beaten. Using real examples from the tr…

Working capital in North America’s new trade era

Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) spoke with David Yao, Executive Director at CBC Capital Markets, about how shifting trade …