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Meet Swift for carbon data, and why this matters for trade and treasury
A 2026 deep dive with PACT’s Naama Avni Kadosh on why carbon data is becoming a core trade and finance variable, how PACT provides the infrastructure for trusted product‑level emissions, and what corporates and banks must do now to manage rising carbon‑related risks.
Who is drawing Africa’s new trade finance map?
The African Development Bank’s latest survey shows unmet trade finance demand in Africa falling to seventy four billion dollars, driven by stronger domestic banks, rising intra African trade and better data on SME risk. The report highlights persistent constraints, foreign exchange pressures and the growing role of regional payment systems as African institutions reshape the continent’s trade finance landscape.
Fess up time: Is digital trade finally changing?
A clear look at how digital trade is shifting from legal reform to practical interoperability, with Oswald Kuyler outlining why system compatibility, digital identity and a new save as document type are now central to scaling adoption across global trade.
The missing rails behind the $2.5 trillion trade finance gap
Ayo Ojerinola explains why the two point five trillion dollar trade finance gap persists, highlighting SME barriers, fragmented data, and the missing digital rails needed for scalable and interoperable trade across emerging markets.
Premeditated Industrial Destruction: Is energy policy throttling UK industry?
An in depth discussion with Catherine McBride on how UK energy policy is driving de industrialisation, increasing import dependence and constraining future AI growth, with implications for trade, agriculture and national competitiveness.
Landmark UK legislation introduced to end late payments and support small businesses
The Small Business Protections Bill introduces the strongest UK framework to end late payments, enforce a sixty day cap, apply mandatory interest on overdue invoices, and strengthen the Small Business Commissioner to support small firms and improve payment discipline.