The global shortfall in supply of trade finance has remained steady at US$2.5tn, according to the latest edition of a closely watched benchmark survey. The value of the trade finance gap is estimated in a biennial survey by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), which this year included more than 110 lenders, believed to represent… The post Trade finance gap stabilises at US$2.5tn appeared first on Global Trade Review (GTR).| Global Trade Review (GTR)
Over 190 governments have adopted a “once-in-a-decade” UN pledge to renew the global framework for development finance, outlining a detailed plan to help mobilise private sector capital alongside public funding. Following a year of research, talks and redrafting, the Sevilla Commitment was adopted by all but one of the UN’s members last week, concluding four ...| Global Trade Review (GTR)
The GTR Leaders in Trade awards highlight excellence in the trade, commodity, supply chain, export finance and fintech markets. The winners in each category are based on submissions sent to GTR. Where relevant, Best Deals signed in 2024 were referenced as further substantiation for GTR’s decisions. GTR revealed the shortlist for the Leaders in Trade ...| Global Trade Review (GTR)
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The International Energy Agency (IEA) says development finance support for clean energy must triple by the 2030s, accompanied by a huge mobilisation of private capital, in order to meet net-zero targets. National and multilateral development finance institutions (DFIs) play a “crucial role” in supporting energy transition investments, the agency says in a July report. “In ...| Global Trade Review (GTR)