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The transaction banking revolution has only just begun
Congratulations to our Triterras’ Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) Ashish Srivastava, who was interviewed and quoted in the article “The Transaction Banking Revolution has Only Just...
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Global Trade Finance Gap Expands to $2.5 Trillion in 2022
Global Trade Finance gap, the difference between requests and approvals for financing to support imports and exports, grew to a record $2.5 trillion in 2022...
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How blockchain-based facilities can close the $2tn global trade finance gap
Measured at $1.7 trillion in 2020 and surpassing $2 trillion today, the trade finance gap hinders SMEs who tend to be the most credit-constrained, with...
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The Impact of COVID-19 on Trade Finance: A Retrospective Analysis
The COVID-19 pandemic caused significant disruptions to trade finance, challenging its traditional processes and resilience. Despite the initial setbacks, the industry demonstrated remarkable adaptability by...
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Innovating Trade Finance for MSMEs
Ashish Srivastava, our Triterras' CCO and Rudy Shoushany, Founder of DxTalks, discuss how Triterras is solving the problems for the world's Micro, Small & Medium...
The transaction banking revolution has only just begun
BY Euromoney
- 20/09/23
Congratulations to our Triterras’ Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) Ashish Srivastava, who was interviewed and quoted in the article “The Transaction Banking Revolution has Only Just Begun” by Euromoney. Ashish was featured along with C-Suite Executives from Citi, HSBC, Deutsche Bank and Standard Chartered Bank, among others.
Global Trade Finance Gap Expands to $2.5 Trillion in 2022
BY Asian Development Bank
- 13/09/23
Global Trade Finance gap, the difference between requests and approvals for financing to support imports and exports, grew to a record $2.5 trillion in 2022 from $1.7 trillion two years earlier, as rising interest rates, flagging economic prospects, inflation, and geopolitical volatility reduced the capacity of banks to deliver trade financing, according to the 2023 Trade Finance Gaps, Growth and Jobs Survey released today by the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
How blockchain-based facilities can close the $2tn global trade finance gap
BY Trade Finance Global
- 06/09/23
Measured at $1.7 trillion in 2020 and surpassing $2 trillion today, the trade finance gap hinders SMEs who tend to be the most credit-constrained, with half their trade finance requests as compared with only 7% for MNCs. 68% of SME companies surveyed did not seek alternatives after being rejected.
The Impact of COVID-19 on Trade Finance: A Retrospective Analysis
BY Triterras
- 30/08/23
The COVID-19 pandemic caused significant disruptions to trade finance, challenging its traditional processes and resilience. Despite the initial setbacks, the industry demonstrated remarkable adaptability by embracing digital solutions and collaborating with governments and institutions.
Innovating Trade Finance for MSMEs
BY Triterras
- 21/08/23
Ashish Srivastava, our Triterras' CCO and Rudy Shoushany, Founder of DxTalks, discuss how Triterras is solving the problems for the world's Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), and the way Blockchain is playing a role in Trade Finance by helping to reduce risk associated with global trade in reconciling the divergent needs of exporters and importers.
The Future of FinTech: The Technological Revolution in Trade Finance
BY Triterras
- 16/08/23
Trade Finance has archaically been dependent on manual, paper-intensive processes, rendering it laborious and susceptible to errors, precipitated numerous challenges, encompassing a lack of transparency, processing delays, and restricted accessibility. FinTech is assuming a crucial role in modernizing Trade Finance by ushering in groundbreaking solutions that streamline processes, mitigate risks, and augment efficiency.
The Rising Influence of Non-Bank Financial Institutions in today’s market
BY Triterras
- 09/08/23
NBFIs, such as fintech companies, credit unions, and insurance firms, are challenging traditional banks by offering innovative financial services that are often more efficient, cost-effective, and customer-centric. They are leveraging technology to provide services like peer-to-peer lending, mobile payments, and robo-advising, which were once the exclusive domain of traditional banks.
Impact of Changing Interest Rate Expectations in US & Europe on TF Flows
BY Triterras
- 02/08/23
Trade finance, the financial instruments and products that enable international trade, are significantly influenced by interest rate expectations. As global trade powerhouses, the US and Europe's interest rate changes can ripple across worldwide trade finance flows.
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