Trade Treasury Payments expands its Editorial Board

Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) has expanded its Editorial Board, strengthening independent oversight of its journalism across trade, treasury, payments, risk, and market infrastructure.

The Editorial Board plays a central role in TTP’s governance framework, providing external review, editorial guidance, and quality assurance to ensure accuracy, balance, and adherence to TTP’s Editorial Policy. The Board operates independently of commercial activity and sits alongside TTP’s Global Advisory Panel as part of its three-tier governance structure.

New Editorial Board members

The following members have joined the Editorial Board:

• Gwen Mwaba, Managing Director, Trade Finance & Correspondent Banking, Afreximbank 
• Emmanuelle Ganne, Chief of Digital Trade and Frontier Technologies, World Trade Organization

Their appointments add further depth across developing markets, digital trade and open account financing, supporting TTP’s coverage during a period of volatility across global trade and transaction banking.

• Tod Burwell, President & Chief Executive Officer, BAFT
• Eleanor Hill, Treasury Editor, Trade Treasury Payments (TTP)
• Alan Koenigsberg, Founder & CEO, Koenigsberg Insights
• Catherine Lang-Anderson, Partner, A&O Shearman
• Pamela Mar, Managing Director, ICC Digital Standards Initiative
• Eleonore Juliane Treu, Legal Counsel, ICC Austria; Director, ICC Austria Trade Finance Week
• Richard Wulff, Executive Director, ICISA
• Geoffrey Wynne, Partner, Sullivan
• Rebecca Harding, Chief Executive Officer, Centre for Economic Security

Strengthening editorial governance

The Editorial Board provides independent oversight of TTP’s content and standards, including:

• Editorial policy development and annual review
• Content quality assurance and accuracy checks
• Ethical standards and independence oversight
• Industry expertise validation across specialist subject areas

By expanding the Board, TTP aims to ensure its journalism continues to reflect informed, practitioner-led perspectives while remaining fully independent of commercial influence.

Trade Treasury Payments operates under strict editorial independence, with no sponsor or partner holding approval rights over content, tone, or timing. TTP is IPSO-regulated and aligns with ICC and SPJ editorial standards, publishing its editorial, terms, and privacy policies openly.

The Editorial Board works alongside TTP’s Global Advisory Panel, which provides sector-specific and regional insight without editorial control, ensuring a clear separation between governance, advice, and journalism.

As TTP continues to grow, the Editorial Board remains committed to credible, responsible, and globally relevant coverage for the transaction banking community.