At the BAFT (Bankers Association for Finance and Trade) General Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) spoke with Mariya George, CEO and Co-Founder of Cleareye.ai, about red… read more →

Finceptive Limited, a Nigerian supply chain finance company, has completed a ₦3 billion commercial paper issuance, marking its debut in the domestic debt capital market. The Series 1 issuance, with… read more →

Supply chain finance (SCF) is regaining popularity rapidly among Asia Pacific (APAC) Corporate and Commercial enterprises to settle invoices with suppliers providing them with goods and services according to East… read more →

The global factoring industry demonstrated steady growth in 2024, with total turnover reaching €3.89 trillion—a 2.7% increase from €3.79 trillion in 2023. These preliminary figures were released by FCI, the global representative network for factoring and financing of open account domestic and international trade receivables, during the BCR 25th Annual Receivables Finance International Convention (RFIx25) held in London on 21–22 May 2025.

Washington D.C, May 20, 2025 – Trade Treasury Payments (TTP), the global multimedia and thought leadership platform for liquidity and risk management, has joined the SME Finance Forum as the… read more →

The International Chamber of Commerce Bangladesh (ICCB), in collaboration with the Asian Development Bank’s Trade and Supply Chain Finance Program (TSCFP) and the International Trade Centre (ITC), hosted a workshop… read more →

A £1 billion investment in a new gigafactory in Sunderland in support of the UK’s electric vehicle (EV) supply chain has been confirmed.

At a glance, the trade dynamics of Guatemala, Honduras, and Mexico, the so-called CAM-3, present a story of modest but consistent economic ascent. Mexico has strengthened its status as a… read more →

Trade has become well-established and recognised among practitioners and policymakers as an effective way to support and advance international development and poverty reduction. Multilateral institutions, including multilateral development banks (MDBs), have embraced this perspective, and most leading MDBs today put significant priority on the nexus between trade and development.