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GP GLOBAL COLLAPSE: OIL TRADER MOVES TO BLOCK MINORITY GP Global collapse: Oil trader moves to block minority creditor action. Scandal-hit oil trader GP Global, which is currently undergoing restructuring, is seeking court intervention to stop creditors in Singapore “stealing a march” on banks that are owed millions of dollars, GTR can reveal. Court documents filed by GP Apac– a Singapore
FQX LANDS SEED FUNDING TO SCALE UP ELECTRONIC PROMISSORY FQX, a Swiss-based fintech focused on electronic negotiable instruments, has raised US$4.7mn in a seed funding round, which it will use to expand into new markets where tabled legislative changes look set to boost the adoption of digital trade documents. FQX’s eNote, which went live in February, is an electronic version of thepromissory note
GREENSILL COLLAPSE ROOTED IN INSURANCE DISPUTE, COURT The sudden downfall of supply chain finance (SCF) heavyweight Greensill was triggered after US$4.6bn in insurance cover fell away overnight, court documents reveal. Problems with Greensill’s trade credit insurance cover first arose in July 2020, when Australia’s Bond and Credit Company (BCC) said it did not intend to renew or extend policies due to expire SINGAPORE OIL TRADER DENIES ALLEGED ROLE IN SANCTIONED Singapore-headquartered commodity trader Winson Group appears to be a “key node” in an oil import network used by North Korea to bypass UN sanctions, researchers allege, following a detailed investigation into vessel activity and corporate structures. The claims – which are strongly denied by Winson Group – come in a report authored by two security-focused GUPTA CLAIMS GREENSILL ‘FUTURE RECEIVABLES’ TO BLAME FOR Metals tycoon Sanjeev Gupta insists doubts over the authenticity of invoices issued by companies under his control can be explained by the future receivables financing provided to Gupta by collapsed lender Greensill. Accounting firm Grant Thornton – appointed to recover funds owed to Greensill after its collapse into insolvency last month – has reportedly been GREENSILL DENIES GFG CLAIMS IT FINANCED INVOICES FROM NON Lex Greensill has denied suggestions that Greensill Capital knowingly provided funding where there was no underlying business activity, telling a UK parliament inquiry that the company’s controversial future receivables model did not constitute high-risk or unsecured lending. Greensill, which filed for insolvency in March, has faced widespread criticism for allegedly lending against ANALYSIS: HIN LEONG’S “VICIOUS CYCLE” OF TRADE FINANCE Analysis: Hin Leong’s “vicious cycle” of trade finance fraud. As the first signs emerge of enforcement action linked to disgraced Singapore oil trader Hin Leong, court documents have revealed the extent to which the company had become dependent on fake trades, forged documents and dubious financing to help cover up vastaccumulated losses.
FQX ELECTRONIC PROMISSORY NOTE GOES LIVE FQX electronic promissory note goes live. After a series of pilot transactions, FQX, a Swiss-based fintech focused on electronic negotiable instruments, has launched its electronic promissory note, or eNote, solution into the global market, bringing a 2,000-year-old debt instrument into the digital age. First used during the HanDynasty in 118
GHANA PREPARES FOR LAUNCH OF NEW DEVELOPMENT BANK The World Bank has approved a funding package for a new development bank in Ghana, as part of the Ghana development finance project, aimed at boosting access to long-term finance in the country. The International Development Association (IDA), a member of the World Bank Group, which offers grants and low-interest loans to developingnations, will
HOME | GLOBAL TRADE REVIEW (GTR)NEWSEVENTSPUBLICATIONSMULTIMEDIADIRECTORYAWARDS Crisis response: a paradigm shift for ECAs. When Covid-19 brought global trade to a near standstill, export credit . Global / 10-12-20 /by John Basquill.
GP GLOBAL COLLAPSE: OIL TRADER MOVES TO BLOCK MINORITY GP Global collapse: Oil trader moves to block minority creditor action. Scandal-hit oil trader GP Global, which is currently undergoing restructuring, is seeking court intervention to stop creditors in Singapore “stealing a march” on banks that are owed millions of dollars, GTR can reveal. Court documents filed by GP Apac– a Singapore
FQX LANDS SEED FUNDING TO SCALE UP ELECTRONIC PROMISSORY FQX, a Swiss-based fintech focused on electronic negotiable instruments, has raised US$4.7mn in a seed funding round, which it will use to expand into new markets where tabled legislative changes look set to boost the adoption of digital trade documents. FQX’s eNote, which went live in February, is an electronic version of thepromissory note
GREENSILL COLLAPSE ROOTED IN INSURANCE DISPUTE, COURT The sudden downfall of supply chain finance (SCF) heavyweight Greensill was triggered after US$4.6bn in insurance cover fell away overnight, court documents reveal. Problems with Greensill’s trade credit insurance cover first arose in July 2020, when Australia’s Bond and Credit Company (BCC) said it did not intend to renew or extend policies due to expire SINGAPORE OIL TRADER DENIES ALLEGED ROLE IN SANCTIONED Singapore-headquartered commodity trader Winson Group appears to be a “key node” in an oil import network used by North Korea to bypass UN sanctions, researchers allege, following a detailed investigation into vessel activity and corporate structures. The claims – which are strongly denied by Winson Group – come in a report authored by two security-focused GUPTA CLAIMS GREENSILL ‘FUTURE RECEIVABLES’ TO BLAME FOR Metals tycoon Sanjeev Gupta insists doubts over the authenticity of invoices issued by companies under his control can be explained by the future receivables financing provided to Gupta by collapsed lender Greensill. Accounting firm Grant Thornton – appointed to recover funds owed to Greensill after its collapse into insolvency last month – has reportedly been GREENSILL DENIES GFG CLAIMS IT FINANCED INVOICES FROM NON Lex Greensill has denied suggestions that Greensill Capital knowingly provided funding where there was no underlying business activity, telling a UK parliament inquiry that the company’s controversial future receivables model did not constitute high-risk or unsecured lending. Greensill, which filed for insolvency in March, has faced widespread criticism for allegedly lending against ANALYSIS: HIN LEONG’S “VICIOUS CYCLE” OF TRADE FINANCE Analysis: Hin Leong’s “vicious cycle” of trade finance fraud. As the first signs emerge of enforcement action linked to disgraced Singapore oil trader Hin Leong, court documents have revealed the extent to which the company had become dependent on fake trades, forged documents and dubious financing to help cover up vastaccumulated losses.
FQX ELECTRONIC PROMISSORY NOTE GOES LIVE FQX electronic promissory note goes live. After a series of pilot transactions, FQX, a Swiss-based fintech focused on electronic negotiable instruments, has launched its electronic promissory note, or eNote, solution into the global market, bringing a 2,000-year-old debt instrument into the digital age. First used during the HanDynasty in 118
GHANA PREPARES FOR LAUNCH OF NEW DEVELOPMENT BANK The World Bank has approved a funding package for a new development bank in Ghana, as part of the Ghana development finance project, aimed at boosting access to long-term finance in the country. The International Development Association (IDA), a member of the World Bank Group, which offers grants and low-interest loans to developingnations, will
GTR US 2021 VIRTUAL
Providing the first installment of GTR’s hybrid offering for 2021, GTR US will return in virtual format on June 16-17, followed by a physical gathering in New York, NY on December 8.. Reviewing the key events driving trade disruption across the US during the first half of 2021, this virtual gathering will provide unique networking opportunities and the chance to reflect on trade during the GREENSILL’S FUTURE RECEIVABLES PRODUCT A “ROGUE OUTLIER The future receivables product at the heart of Greensill’s controversial dealings with GFG Alliance is highly unusual and beyond the risk appetite of the wider trade and supply chain finance industry, insiders say. Greensill’s sudden collapse in early March was triggered when billions of dollars of insurance cover expired overnight, prompting Credit Suisse to suspend SME TRADE FINANCE: IMMEDIATE CHALLENGES AND FUTURECLICK TO VIEW SME trade finance: Immediate challenges and future priorities. Events / 07-06-21 / Share Link Assessing the extent to which SME financing challenges have been exasperated by Covid-19, this session from GTR East Africa 2021 Virtual sees experts Tawanda Mudimbu (Chief OperatingOfficer, Asoko
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Opportunity in crisis: The changing face of trade in Africa. 07-08-20 / by GTR. The Covid-19 pandemic is expected to push the African continent into a recession for the first time in 25 years. Yet through innovation, partnerships . BIDEN LAYS OUT PLANS FOR SECURING SUPPLY CHAINS FOR “KEY The Biden administration has called for tens of billions of dollars in funding for strengthening supply chains for critical goods, after publishing its wide-ranging 100-day review into supply chains for key products. This week, the US government announced the conclusion of its 100-day analysis of supply chain vulnerabilities for pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, advanced batteries and CHINA’S BANKS URGED TO STOP FUNDING GLOBAL DEFORESTATION An influential campaign group has called for greater oversight of Chinese banks over concerns that a cluster of the country’s biggest lenders are pumping billions into companies with ties to deforestation risks. In a new report, Global Witness says that Chinese banks and investors provided over US$22.5bn in loan and underwriting services tomajor companies
GEOPOLITICS AND EXPORT CREDIT FINANCE: CAPITALISING ONCLICK TO VIEW Geopolitics and export credit finance: Capitalising on East Africa’s strategic position to boost infrastructure investment. Events / 07-06-21 / Share Link East African infrastructure has become a primary focus for competing geopolitical interests in Africa. SANTANDER LAUNCHES TRADE FINANCE FUND WITH INITIAL €25MN Santander’s asset management arm has launched a new trade finance fund to invest in short-term real economy assets, backed by an initial capital contribution of €25mn. The Luxembourg-registered fund has been established to bolster Santander’s illiquid alternative investment offering, the bank says. As well as investing in the fund, Santander says it is securing part ACORS MOVES TO BOLERO FROM MONETAGO Bolero, a provider of trade finance digitisation solutions, has hired Vincent Acors as its new trade finance director for the Asia Pacific region. Based out of Bolero’s Singapore office, Acors will be responsible for business operations and Bolero’s growth strategy to build on the company’s growing presence in the region, as it rollsout its
LEGAL ROUNDTABLE: LEARNING LESSONS FROM TRADE FINANCE Legal roundtable: Learning lessons from trade finance fraud. At the start of 2020, few could have foreseen the disruption ahead for banks and traders involved in commodity finance. As allegations emerged of fraud at several energy trading companies, many of which were in Singapore, international banks were quick to review their appetite for HOME | GLOBAL TRADE REVIEW (GTR)NEWSEVENTSPUBLICATIONSMULTIMEDIADIRECTORYAWARDS Crisis response: a paradigm shift for ECAs. When Covid-19 brought global trade to a near standstill, export credit . Global / 10-12-20 /by John Basquill.
GP GLOBAL COLLAPSE: OIL TRADER MOVES TO BLOCK MINORITY GP Global collapse: Oil trader moves to block minority creditor action. Scandal-hit oil trader GP Global, which is currently undergoing restructuring, is seeking court intervention to stop creditors in Singapore “stealing a march” on banks that are owed millions of dollars, GTR can reveal. Court documents filed by GP Apac– a Singapore
FQX LANDS SEED FUNDING TO SCALE UP ELECTRONIC PROMISSORY FQX, a Swiss-based fintech focused on electronic negotiable instruments, has raised US$4.7mn in a seed funding round, which it will use to expand into new markets where tabled legislative changes look set to boost the adoption of digital trade documents. FQX’s eNote, which went live in February, is an electronic version of thepromissory note
SINGAPORE OIL TRADER DENIES ALLEGED ROLE IN SANCTIONED Singapore-headquartered commodity trader Winson Group appears to be a “key node” in an oil import network used by North Korea to bypass UN sanctions, researchers allege, following a detailed investigation into vessel activity and corporate structures. The claims – which are strongly denied by Winson Group – come in a report authored by two security-focused GREENSILL COLLAPSE ROOTED IN INSURANCE DISPUTE, COURT The sudden downfall of supply chain finance (SCF) heavyweight Greensill was triggered after US$4.6bn in insurance cover fell away overnight, court documents reveal. Problems with Greensill’s trade credit insurance cover first arose in July 2020, when Australia’s Bond and Credit Company (BCC) said it did not intend to renew or extend policies due to expire GREENSILL DENIES GFG CLAIMS IT FINANCED INVOICES FROM NON Lex Greensill has denied suggestions that Greensill Capital knowingly provided funding where there was no underlying business activity, telling a UK parliament inquiry that the company’s controversial future receivables model did not constitute high-risk or unsecured lending. Greensill, which filed for insolvency in March, has faced widespread criticism for allegedly lending against ANALYSIS: HIN LEONG’S “VICIOUS CYCLE” OF TRADE FINANCE Analysis: Hin Leong’s “vicious cycle” of trade finance fraud. As the first signs emerge of enforcement action linked to disgraced Singapore oil trader Hin Leong, court documents have revealed the extent to which the company had become dependent on fake trades, forged documents and dubious financing to help cover up vastaccumulated losses.
REVITALISING EAST AFRICAN ECONOMIES THROUGH TRADE C-level Senior Mid 3 TREastAfrica gtreview.comgtreastafrica Vital statistics 997 Participants 583 Companies 54 Speakers 63 Countries Virtual platform statistics in 2021 WARNINGS EU’S PROPOSED CARBON LEVY SYSTEM COULD UNFAIRLY The European Union’s proposed new scheme to impose levies on carbon polluting imports in a swathe of sectors risks “unfairly penalising” developing countries, a new report from the Centre for European Reform (CER) think tank says. Last month, the European Parliament adopted a resolution backing the launch of a carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) which GHANA PREPARES FOR LAUNCH OF NEW DEVELOPMENT BANK The World Bank has approved a funding package for a new development bank in Ghana, as part of the Ghana development finance project, aimed at boosting access to long-term finance in the country. The International Development Association (IDA), a member of the World Bank Group, which offers grants and low-interest loans to developingnations, will
HOME | GLOBAL TRADE REVIEW (GTR)NEWSEVENTSPUBLICATIONSMULTIMEDIADIRECTORYAWARDS Crisis response: a paradigm shift for ECAs. When Covid-19 brought global trade to a near standstill, export credit . Global / 10-12-20 /by John Basquill.
GP GLOBAL COLLAPSE: OIL TRADER MOVES TO BLOCK MINORITY GP Global collapse: Oil trader moves to block minority creditor action. Scandal-hit oil trader GP Global, which is currently undergoing restructuring, is seeking court intervention to stop creditors in Singapore “stealing a march” on banks that are owed millions of dollars, GTR can reveal. Court documents filed by GP Apac– a Singapore
FQX LANDS SEED FUNDING TO SCALE UP ELECTRONIC PROMISSORY FQX, a Swiss-based fintech focused on electronic negotiable instruments, has raised US$4.7mn in a seed funding round, which it will use to expand into new markets where tabled legislative changes look set to boost the adoption of digital trade documents. FQX’s eNote, which went live in February, is an electronic version of thepromissory note
SINGAPORE OIL TRADER DENIES ALLEGED ROLE IN SANCTIONED Singapore-headquartered commodity trader Winson Group appears to be a “key node” in an oil import network used by North Korea to bypass UN sanctions, researchers allege, following a detailed investigation into vessel activity and corporate structures. The claims – which are strongly denied by Winson Group – come in a report authored by two security-focused GREENSILL COLLAPSE ROOTED IN INSURANCE DISPUTE, COURT The sudden downfall of supply chain finance (SCF) heavyweight Greensill was triggered after US$4.6bn in insurance cover fell away overnight, court documents reveal. Problems with Greensill’s trade credit insurance cover first arose in July 2020, when Australia’s Bond and Credit Company (BCC) said it did not intend to renew or extend policies due to expire GREENSILL DENIES GFG CLAIMS IT FINANCED INVOICES FROM NON Lex Greensill has denied suggestions that Greensill Capital knowingly provided funding where there was no underlying business activity, telling a UK parliament inquiry that the company’s controversial future receivables model did not constitute high-risk or unsecured lending. Greensill, which filed for insolvency in March, has faced widespread criticism for allegedly lending against ANALYSIS: HIN LEONG’S “VICIOUS CYCLE” OF TRADE FINANCE Analysis: Hin Leong’s “vicious cycle” of trade finance fraud. As the first signs emerge of enforcement action linked to disgraced Singapore oil trader Hin Leong, court documents have revealed the extent to which the company had become dependent on fake trades, forged documents and dubious financing to help cover up vastaccumulated losses.
REVITALISING EAST AFRICAN ECONOMIES THROUGH TRADE C-level Senior Mid 3 TREastAfrica gtreview.comgtreastafrica Vital statistics 997 Participants 583 Companies 54 Speakers 63 Countries Virtual platform statistics in 2021 WARNINGS EU’S PROPOSED CARBON LEVY SYSTEM COULD UNFAIRLY The European Union’s proposed new scheme to impose levies on carbon polluting imports in a swathe of sectors risks “unfairly penalising” developing countries, a new report from the Centre for European Reform (CER) think tank says. Last month, the European Parliament adopted a resolution backing the launch of a carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) which GHANA PREPARES FOR LAUNCH OF NEW DEVELOPMENT BANK The World Bank has approved a funding package for a new development bank in Ghana, as part of the Ghana development finance project, aimed at boosting access to long-term finance in the country. The International Development Association (IDA), a member of the World Bank Group, which offers grants and low-interest loans to developingnations, will
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Commercial banks aid rollout of new framework for green trade finance transactions in Singapore. An industry-led taskforce has introduced a new framework for green trade finance and working capital transactions in Singapore, though participating banks admit that the . Sustainability / 26-05-21 / by Felix Thompson.FROM THE EDITOR
Global trade is bouncing back from the Covid-19 crisis at a record rate, according to the latest figures from UNCTAD, released in the week that this publication goes to press. World trade increased by 10% year-on-year and 4% quarter-over-quarter in Q1 this year, with a rather remarkable rise of about 3% relative to Q4 2019. SME TRADE FINANCE: IMMEDIATE CHALLENGES AND FUTURE SME trade finance: Immediate challenges and future priorities. Events / 07-06-21 / Share Link Assessing the extent to which SME financing challenges have been exasperated by Covid-19, this session from GTR East Africa 2021 Virtual sees experts Tawanda Mudimbu (Chief Operating Officer, Asoko Insight), Nassourou Aminou (Regional Manager, Africa, FCI), Ian Sayers (Senior Adviser, AccessGTR AWARDS - HOME
The GTR Leaders in Trade awards and GTR Best Deals highlight excellence in the trade, commodity, supply chain, export finance and fintech markets. Each year GTR recognises the market’s pioneering institutions and top performers from around the world. Thank you to all those that have sent in their submissions. Winners will be notified of their success at the end of February/beginning of March ASIA PACIFIC MINISTERS TO SPEED UP VACCINE SUPPLY THROUGH Asia Pacific trade ministers have agreed to speed up the flow and transit of Covid-19 vaccines by digitising trade documents and urging against non-tariff barriers that restrict the movement of such goods. The ways in which vaccine rollouts can be accelerated through policy were discussed during a virtual meeting of trade ministers from theAsia
MENA’S TRADE RECOVERY: HANGING IN THE BALANCE AMID Over a year into the Covid-19 pandemic, Eleanor Wragg looks at the potential for trade to recover in the Middle East and North Africa, and explores some of the main challenges faced by the region. After experiencing a decline in GDP of 3.4% in 2020, the Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region will grow by 4% this year, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which recently ROUNDTABLE: MENA TRADE FINANCE LEADERS ASSESS POST In a roundtable discussion held virtually in early 2021, GTR gathered senior leaders in trade finance to discuss the myriad factors that are reshaping the future of their business in the Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region. Roundtable participants: Maninder Bhandari, director, Derby Group Reda Ezzat, head of trade and structuredfinance, Mashreq
NO SILVER BULLET: ASSESSING TRADETECH STRENGTHS AND No silver bullet: Assessing tradetech strengths and limitations. Events / 05-06-21 Following rocketing adoption in response to the pandemic, digital trade solutions are set to become yet more crucial in ensuring the flow of financing and investment to East Africa’s commodity production and burgeoning manufacturing sectors, but is the underlying tech up to the challenge? DOING BUSINESS IN THE UAE There are a number of factors that make the UAE a high growth market. Among these are its business-friendly environment, strategic location as a global trading hub, world-class infrastructure, and favourable government policies in promoting trade and investment. Having maintained resilience during the Covid-19 pandemic, the country is well positioned to capture a return to GEOPOLITICS AND EXPORT CREDIT FINANCE: CAPITALISING ON Geopolitics and export credit finance: Capitalising on East Africa’s strategic position to boost infrastructure investment. Events / 07-06-21 / Share Link East African infrastructure has become a primary focus for competing geopolitical interests in Africa. HOME | GLOBAL TRADE REVIEW (GTR)NEWSEVENTSPUBLICATIONSMULTIMEDIADIRECTORYAWARDS Crisis response: a paradigm shift for ECAs. When Covid-19 brought global trade to a near standstill, export credit . Global / 10-12-20 /by John Basquill.
FQX LANDS SEED FUNDING TO SCALE UP ELECTRONIC PROMISSORY FQX, a Swiss-based fintech focused on electronic negotiable instruments, has raised US$4.7mn in a seed funding round, which it will use to expand into new markets where tabled legislative changes look set to boost the adoption of digital trade documents. FQX’s eNote, which went live in February, is an electronic version of thepromissory note
GTR EAST AFRICA 2021 VIRTUAL Following the success of the inaugural virtual event in October 2020, GTR East Africa 2021 Virtual returned once again in digital form for 2021, taking place on May 12-13, 2021. Over the two days, a variety of in-depth sessions focused on key issues impacting the region’s trade, covering the latest developments, strategies and solutions employed to drive East Africa’s covid response, tradeGTR US 2021 VIRTUAL
Jun 16-17, 2021. Providing the first instalment of GTR’s hybrid offering for 2021, GTR US will return in virtual format on June 16-17, followed by a physical gathering in New York, NY on December 8. Reviewing the key events and developments impacting the US trade space during the first half of 2021, this extensive virtual gathering will GREENSILL COLLAPSE ROOTED IN INSURANCE DISPUTE, COURT The sudden downfall of supply chain finance (SCF) heavyweight Greensill was triggered after US$4.6bn in insurance cover fell away overnight, court documents reveal. Problems with Greensill’s trade credit insurance cover first arose in July 2020, when Australia’s Bond and Credit Company (BCC) said it did not intend to renew or extend policies due to expire SINGAPORE OIL TRADER DENIES ALLEGED ROLE IN SANCTIONED Singapore-headquartered commodity trader Winson Group appears to be a “key node” in an oil import network used by North Korea to bypass UN sanctions, researchers allege, following a detailed investigation into vessel activity and corporate structures. The claims – which are strongly denied by Winson Group – come in a report authored by two security-focused GREENSILL DENIES GFG CLAIMS IT FINANCED INVOICES FROM NON Lex Greensill has denied suggestions that Greensill Capital knowingly provided funding where there was no underlying business activity, telling a UK parliament inquiry that the company’s controversial future receivables model did not constitute high-risk or unsecured lending. Greensill, which filed for insolvency in March, has faced widespread criticism for allegedly lending against WARNINGS EU’S PROPOSED CARBON LEVY SYSTEM COULD UNFAIRLY The European Union’s proposed new scheme to impose levies on carbon polluting imports in a swathe of sectors risks “unfairly penalising” developing countries, a new report from the Centre for European Reform (CER) think tank says. Last month, the European Parliament adopted a resolution backing the launch of a carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) which GHANA PREPARES FOR LAUNCH OF NEW DEVELOPMENT BANK The World Bank has approved a funding package for a new development bank in Ghana, as part of the Ghana development finance project, aimed at boosting access to long-term finance in the country. The International Development Association (IDA), a member of the World Bank Group, which offers grants and low-interest loans to developingnations, will
RICHARD YORKE JOINS MUFG BANK IN ASIA MUFG Bank has appointed Richard Yorke to the newly-created position of head of global corporate and investment banking (GCIB), Asia Pacific. Yorke will be responsible for the bank’s GCIB business across the Asia region, spanning Asean, South Asia, East Asia and Oceania. The new position brings together the bank’s pan-Asian corporate banking coverage and solutions HOME | GLOBAL TRADE REVIEW (GTR)NEWSEVENTSPUBLICATIONSMULTIMEDIADIRECTORYAWARDS Crisis response: a paradigm shift for ECAs. When Covid-19 brought global trade to a near standstill, export credit . Global / 10-12-20 /by John Basquill.
FQX LANDS SEED FUNDING TO SCALE UP ELECTRONIC PROMISSORY FQX, a Swiss-based fintech focused on electronic negotiable instruments, has raised US$4.7mn in a seed funding round, which it will use to expand into new markets where tabled legislative changes look set to boost the adoption of digital trade documents. FQX’s eNote, which went live in February, is an electronic version of thepromissory note
GTR EAST AFRICA 2021 VIRTUAL Following the success of the inaugural virtual event in October 2020, GTR East Africa 2021 Virtual returned once again in digital form for 2021, taking place on May 12-13, 2021. Over the two days, a variety of in-depth sessions focused on key issues impacting the region’s trade, covering the latest developments, strategies and solutions employed to drive East Africa’s covid response, tradeGTR US 2021 VIRTUAL
Jun 16-17, 2021. Providing the first instalment of GTR’s hybrid offering for 2021, GTR US will return in virtual format on June 16-17, followed by a physical gathering in New York, NY on December 8. Reviewing the key events and developments impacting the US trade space during the first half of 2021, this extensive virtual gathering will GREENSILL COLLAPSE ROOTED IN INSURANCE DISPUTE, COURT The sudden downfall of supply chain finance (SCF) heavyweight Greensill was triggered after US$4.6bn in insurance cover fell away overnight, court documents reveal. Problems with Greensill’s trade credit insurance cover first arose in July 2020, when Australia’s Bond and Credit Company (BCC) said it did not intend to renew or extend policies due to expire SINGAPORE OIL TRADER DENIES ALLEGED ROLE IN SANCTIONED Singapore-headquartered commodity trader Winson Group appears to be a “key node” in an oil import network used by North Korea to bypass UN sanctions, researchers allege, following a detailed investigation into vessel activity and corporate structures. The claims – which are strongly denied by Winson Group – come in a report authored by two security-focused GREENSILL DENIES GFG CLAIMS IT FINANCED INVOICES FROM NON Lex Greensill has denied suggestions that Greensill Capital knowingly provided funding where there was no underlying business activity, telling a UK parliament inquiry that the company’s controversial future receivables model did not constitute high-risk or unsecured lending. Greensill, which filed for insolvency in March, has faced widespread criticism for allegedly lending against WARNINGS EU’S PROPOSED CARBON LEVY SYSTEM COULD UNFAIRLY The European Union’s proposed new scheme to impose levies on carbon polluting imports in a swathe of sectors risks “unfairly penalising” developing countries, a new report from the Centre for European Reform (CER) think tank says. Last month, the European Parliament adopted a resolution backing the launch of a carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) which GHANA PREPARES FOR LAUNCH OF NEW DEVELOPMENT BANK The World Bank has approved a funding package for a new development bank in Ghana, as part of the Ghana development finance project, aimed at boosting access to long-term finance in the country. The International Development Association (IDA), a member of the World Bank Group, which offers grants and low-interest loans to developingnations, will
RICHARD YORKE JOINS MUFG BANK IN ASIA MUFG Bank has appointed Richard Yorke to the newly-created position of head of global corporate and investment banking (GCIB), Asia Pacific. Yorke will be responsible for the bank’s GCIB business across the Asia region, spanning Asean, South Asia, East Asia and Oceania. The new position brings together the bank’s pan-Asian corporate banking coverage and solutions COVID-19 VACCINES ARCHIVES Covid-19 vaccines Asia Pacific ministers to speed up vaccine supply through trade digitisation and policy. 08-06-21 / by Maddy White. Asia Pacific trade ministersGTR TRAINING
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RICHARD YORKE JOINS MUFG BANK IN ASIA MUFG Bank has appointed Richard Yorke to the newly-created position of head of global corporate and investment banking (GCIB), Asia Pacific. Yorke will be responsible for the bank’s GCIB business across the Asia region, spanning Asean, South Asia, East Asia and Oceania. The new position brings together the bank’s pan-Asian corporate banking coverage and solutions UAE BANKERS SEE “HUGE DEMAND” FOR ISLAMIC TRADE FINANCE The Islamic finance sector will continue to show strong growth in 2018, according to a new Moody’s report, with trade finance bankers pointing to their sector as an area with huge growth potential. In its recent in-depth sector report, the credit rating agency predicts that Islamic financing assets will grow at 7% this year, thus HOME | GLOBAL TRADE REVIEW (GTR)NEWSEVENTSPUBLICATIONSMULTIMEDIADIRECTORYAWARDS Crisis response: a paradigm shift for ECAs. When Covid-19 brought global trade to a near standstill, export credit . Global / 10-12-20 /by John Basquill.
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RICHARD YORKE JOINS MUFG BANK IN ASIA MUFG Bank has appointed Richard Yorke to the newly-created position of head of global corporate and investment banking (GCIB), Asia Pacific. Yorke will be responsible for the bank’s GCIB business across the Asia region, spanning Asean, South Asia, East Asia and Oceania. The new position brings together the bank’s pan-Asian corporate banking coverage and solutions UAE BANKERS SEE “HUGE DEMAND” FOR ISLAMIC TRADE FINANCE The Islamic finance sector will continue to show strong growth in 2018, according to a new Moody’s report, with trade finance bankers pointing to their sector as an area with huge growth potential. In its recent in-depth sector report, the credit rating agency predicts that Islamic financing assets will grow at 7% this year, thus COVID-19 VACCINES ARCHIVES Covid-19 vaccines Asia Pacific ministers to speed up vaccine supply through trade digitisation and policy. 08-06-21 / by Maddy White. Asia Pacific trade ministersFROM THE EDITOR
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* collect statistical information about how you use the Site so that we can improve the Site; and * gather information about the pages on the Site that you visit, and other information about other websites that you visit, so as to place you in a “market segment”. This information is only collected by reference to the IP address that you are using, but does include information about the county and city you are in, together with the name of your internet service provider. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies but, if you prefer, you can change your browser to prevent that, or to notify you each time a cookie is set. You can also learn more about cookies in general by visiting www.allaboutcookies.org which includes additional useful information on cookies and how to block cookies using different types of browser. Please note however, that by blocking, deleting or turning off cookies used on the Site you may not be able to take full advantage of the Site. 6. E-MAIL TRACKING E-mail tracking is a method for monitoring the e-mail delivery to those subscribers who have opted-in to receive marketing e-mails from GTR, including GTR Africa, GTR Asia, GTR Americas, GTR Europe, GTR Mena, GTR eNews, Third party e-mails and GTR Ventures. WHY DO WE TRACK E-MAILS? SO THAT WE CAN BETTER UNDERSTAND OUR USERS’ NEEDS, WE TRACK RESPONSES, SUBSCRIPTION BEHAVIOUR AND ENGAGEMENT TO OUR E-MAILS – FOR EXAMPLE, TO SEE WHICH LINKS ARE THE MOST POPULAR IN NEWSLETTERS. THEY ENABLE US TO UNDERSTAND THE CONSUMERS JOURNEY THROUGH METRICS INCLUDING OPEN RATE, CLICK-THROUGH RATE, BOUNCES AND UNSUBSCRIBES. ANY OTHER PURPOSES FOR WHICH EXPORTA PUBLISHING & EVENTS LTD WISHES TO USE YOUR PERSONAL DATA WILL BE NOTIFIED TO YOU AND YOUR PERSONAL DATA WILL NOT BE USED FOR ANY SUCH PURPOSE WITHOUT OBTAINING YOUR PRIOR CONSENT. HOW DO YOU TRACK GTR ENEWSLETTERS? To do this, we use pixel GIFs, also known as “pixel tags” – these are small image files that are placed within the body of our e-mail messages. When that image is downloaded from our web servers, the e-mail is recorded as being opened. By using some form of digitally time-stamped record to reveal the exact time and date that an e-mail was received or opened, as well the IP address of therecipient.
7. CONSENTS AND OPT-OUTS You can give your consent to opt-out of all or any particular uses of your data as indicated above by: * Indicating at the point on the relevant Site where personal datais collected
* Informing us by e-mail, post or phone * Updating your preferences on the applicable Site or eNewsletter (unsubscribe and preference options are available in the footer ofeach eNewsletter)
To turn cookies and similar technologies on and off, see the information in paragraph 5 above. Any questions regarding consents and opt-outs should be sent by e-mail to privacy@gtreview.com or by writing to Data Protection Officer at, Exporta Publishing & Events Ltd, 4 Hillgate Place, London, SW12 9ER, United Kingdom. Alternatively, you can telephone our London headquarters at +44 (0) 208673 9666.
8. DISCLOSURES Information collected at one Site may be shared between Exporta Publishing & Events Ltd and other group companies for the purposeslisted above.
We may transfer, sell or assign any of the information described in this policy to third parties as a result of a sale, merger, consolidation, change of control, transfer of assets or reorganisationof our business.
9. PUBLIC FORUMS, MESSAGE BOARDS AND BLOGS Some of our Sites may have a message board, blogs or other facilities for user generated content available and users can participate in these facilities. Any information that is disclosed in these areas becomes public information and you should always be careful when deciding to disclose your personal information. 10. DATA OUTSIDE THE EEA Services on the Internet are accessible globally so collection and transmission of personal data is not always limited to one country. Exporta Publishing & Events Ltd may transfer your personal data, for the above-listed purposes to other third parties, which may be located outside the European Economic Area and/or with a different level of personal data protection. However, when conducting transfers, we take all necessary steps to ensure that your data is treated reasonably, securely and in accordance with this Privacy Statement. WHO HAS ACCESS TO YOUR INFORMATION? CONFIDENTIALITY AND SECURITY OF YOUR PERSONAL DATA We are committed to keeping the data you provide us secure and will take reasonable precautions to protect your personal data from loss, misuse or alteration. However, the transmission of information via the internet is not completely secure. Although we will do our best to protect your personal data, we cannot guarantee the security of your data transmitted to our Site; any transmission is at your own risk. Once we have received your information, we will use strict procedures and security features described above to try to prevent unauthorisedaccess.
We have implemented information security policies, rules and technical measures to protect the personal data that we have under ourcontrol from:
* unauthorised access * improper use or disclosure * unauthorised modification * unlawful destruction or accidental loss All our employees, contractors and data processors (i.e. those who process your personal data on our behalf, for the purposes listed above), who have access to, and are associated with the processing of your personal data, are obliged to keep the information confidential and not use it for any other purpose than to carry out the services they are performing for us.RESPONSIBILITIES
Everyone who works for or with Exporta Publishing & Events Ltd has some responsibility for ensuring data is collected, stored and handled appropriately. Each team handling personal data must ensure that it is handled and processed in line with this policy and data protection principles. However, the following people have key areas of responsibility. The board of directors is ultimately responsible for ensuring that Exporta Publishing & Events Ltd meets its legalobligations.
NAME OF DATA CONTROLLER The Data Controller is Exporta Publishing & Events Ltd. Exporta Publishing & Events Ltd is subject to the UK Data Protection Act 1998 and is registered in the UK with the Information Commissioner`sOffice.
HOW TO ACCESS, UPDATE AND ERASE YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION If you wish to know whether we are keeping personal data about you, or if you have an enquiry about our privacy policy or your personal data held by us, in relation to any of the Sites, you can contact the Data Protection Officer via: * By writing to this address: Data Protection Officer, Exporta Publishing & Events Ltd, 4 Hillgate Place, London, SW12 9ER, UK * Telephone: +44 (0) 20 8673 9666 * E-mail: privacy@gtreview.com Upon request, we will provide you with a readable copy of the personal data which we keep about you. We may require proof of your identity and may charge a small fee (not exceeding the statutory maximum fee that can be charged) to cover administration and postage. Exporta Publishing & Events Ltd allows you to challenge the data that we hold about you and, where appropriate in accordance with applicable laws, you may have your personal information:* erased
* rectified or amended* completed
DISCLOSING DATA FOR OTHER REASONS In certain circumstances, the Data Protection Act allows personal data to be disclosed to law enforcement agencies without the consent of the data subject. Under these circumstances, Exporta Publishing & Events Ltd, will disclose requested data. However, the Data Controller will ensure the request is legitimate, seeking assistance from the board and from the company’s legal advisors where necessary. CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY STATEMENT We will occasionally update this Privacy Statement to reflect new legislation or industry practice, group company changes and customer feedback. We encourage you to review this Privacy Statement periodically to be informed of how we are protecting your personaldata.
PROVIDING INFORMATION Exporta Publishing & Events Ltd aims to ensure that individuals are aware that their data is being processed, and that they understand. * How the data is being used * How to exercise their rights To this end, the company has a privacy statement, setting out how data relating to individuals is used by the company. This is available on request and available on the company’s website. REVIEW OF THIS POLICY We keep this Policy under regular review. This Privacy Statement was last updated in April 2018.I agree
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