Global Trade Solutions is the new name for the HSBC’s Global Trade and Receivables Finance business, and is part of a market in Apac expected to be worth $7.1 trillion in 2030.
Geopolitical risks are continuing to drive corporates to consider shifting their supply chains. A global trade report shows that this is easier said than done, with China still a dominant player.
High costs and uncertain technologies still hinder the scalable use of cleaner fuels, in a marine market where 99% of firms still stick to traditional fuels.
Business By Air (BBA) is an air freight services supply chain firm with clients across the automotive, aerospace and pharmaceutical industries. BBA has been acting as KLN's agent in France since 2016.
A new finance tool is combining a green loan facility with know-how from a consultant to drive a path towards the decarbonisation of a heavily polluting industry.
The partnership offers suppliers access to payments at an earlier stage of the traditional supply chain, enabling more efficient release of working capital.
Global small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) expect to expand globally within the next year but say cross-border payments will be among their chief challenges.
Compliance with ESG regulation is a growing concern among corporate treasurers. Many are turning to supply chain finance to help them meet their ESG objectives, with technology becoming increasingly key.