Live at TXF Amsterdam 2026

That’s a wrap for Day 1 at TXF Amsterdam 2026
Yesterday, Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) was on the ground in Amsterdam as media partner for TXF Amsterdam 2026 – Global Natural Resources & Commodities Finance.
The day brought together leading insurers, brokers, banks, and traders to explore the geopolitical forces shaping the CPRI market, evolving commodity finance dynamics, and emerging opportunities across Latin America.
A huge thank you to all the speakers and panellists who shared their insights throughout the day, including Rakesh Ranchhoddas (ADM), Alexander Klepp (Credendo), Arthur Goldman (TRANSAMINE), George Bellord (BPL), Eduardo Bartolomei (OAK Commodities), Nicolas Diaz de Lezcano Ley (BBVA), Gonzalo Cisterna, CFA (Santander), Inigo Flores Piran, and Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) Editor-in-Chief Deepesh Patel.
Alongside the event, TTP and TXF also launched our latest publication, Billion-dollar deals in a top-heavy commodity market, exploring the growing concentration of capital across commodity finance and what it means for the wider market

Click the link below to access the video interview session.
https://youtu.be/2NnX4Pqyv68

At a TXF Amsterdam 2026 roundtable on attracting and retaining diverse talent in commodities finance, panelists Isabella Lewis (A&O Shearman), Elena Egorova (Triquesta) and Mathilde De Mareuil (WISTA Switzerland) shed light on shed light on how the industry can lower the barriers it often doesn’t realise it’s putting up.

Good morning from Amsterdam!

We’re delighted to be media partners at TXF Amsterdam 2026 — Global Natural Resources & Commodities Finance.

TXF Managing Director Hesham Zakai and Trafigura Chief Economist Saad Rahim opened up the debate this morning, with Rahim delivering a warning: the oil market is too complacent, physical markets are already signalling stress, and with ~14 million barrels a day cut off from the Strait of Hormuz, this is by far the largest energy disruption in history. Financial markets, he argued, are yet to catch up.