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Having welcomed a record-breaking attendance of 1,306 delegates to the 15th anniversary of the annual #GTRAsia #trade, #commodity, #treasury and #fintech conference in #Singapore on September 3-4, we would like to extend a massive thanks to all those who participated in this year’s event! Your feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, and we hope you found the networking, in-depth discussions, and insights from 100+ speakers on industry trends, challenges and innovative solutions truly valuable. 💡 Save the date: #GTRAsia returns to Singapore on September 2-3, 2025! Stay tuned for updates at https://lnkd.in/ea3SJs2m. 📬 Coming soon: Post-event wrap-up email with photos, video highlights, and podcast. 🤝 Want to connect with 2,000+ trade finance professionals? Check out the GTR Directory: gtreview.com/directory 📰 Stay informed on #tradefinancenews with 4 free articles per month: gtreview.com/news 🚨 Subscribe for full access to our publications and more: gtreview.com/subscribe GTR hosts over 20 international conferences and online training each year, with 2025 dates already announced! Here’s what’s in store: » Sept 19: GTR Commodities 2024 Geneva » Oct 2: GTR Egypt 2024 Cairo » Oct 8: GTR CEE 2024 Vienna » Oct 22: Online Training –Fundamentals of Trade Finance » Nov 5: Online Training – How AI is Transforming Trade Finance » Nov 7: GTR US 2024 New York » Nov 14: GTR Africa 2024 London » Nov 27: GTR Nordics 2024 Stockholm » Jan 21: Online Training – Integrating ESG Risk into Commodity Finance From all of us here at Global Trade Review (GTR), we thank you for your support and look forward to connecting with you again at another upcoming event 👉 gtreview.com/events

Trade security and scenario planning are essential tools in an evolving global landscape. With Arctic routes becoming viable and digital currencies like the renminbi gaining ground, what are the risks to global security and how will these shifts affect trade flows? At GTR Asia 2024, Rebecca Harding (REBECCANOMICS LIMITED), Deborah Elms (Hinrich Foundation ), Robert Besseling (PANGEA-RISK), and Sriram Muthukrishnan (DBS Bank) led a highly-engaging and dynamic 'wargaming' session to explore these scenarios and their implications for trade. Thank you to everyone who contributed to the conversation at GTR Asia 2024. Stay up to date with the latest trade and trade finance news at gtreview.com, and join us in #Singapore next year for GTR Asia 2025: gtreview.com/gtrasia #TradeSecurity #ScenarioPlanning #GlobalTrade #GTRAsia

With cross-border trade increasing in complexity, digitalisation is more crucial than ever. The UK-Southeast Asia Trade Digitalisation Pilot, building on the first ever fully digitalised goods shipment, which landed in Singapore from the UK in September 2023 following the UK’s ratification of the Electronic Trade Documents Act, is paving the way for more efficient trade through electronic transferable records. How can this collaboration further transform global markets and what are the barriers to adoption? During GTR Asia 2024, Martin Kent (Department for Business and Trade), alongside a distinguished panel, including Louise Beazor (British Chamber of Commerce Singapore (BritCham), Simon Middlebrough (Singapore Aero Engine Services Private Limited (SAESL), Andie McKeown (LogChain), Zak Lawton (British Embassy Bangkok), and Nimisha Tailor (E-nomics), shared their perspectives on these initiatives and the future of digital trade. GTR extends its thanks to all participants for driving conversations on the future of trade digitalisation at GTR Asia 2024. Stay updated on the latest trade and trade finance news via gtreview.com and join us in #Singapore next year for GTR Asia 2025: gtreview.com/gtrasia. #DigitalTrade #CrossBorderTrade #TradeInnovation #GTRAsia

Shifting #supplychain dynamics, #geopolitical upheavals, and #economic slowdowns are reshaping global #tradeflows. With interest rate hikes impacting domestic demand and labour actions affecting major seaports, Asia’s export performance in 2023 reversed after years of strong growth. How will trade and supply chain flows be impacted, and what trends—both positive and negative—should we expect moving forward? At GTR Asia 2024 in Singapore earlier this month, Peter Tirschwell (S&P Global Market Intelligence) and Dave Goh (Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB)), in conversation with Peter Matza (Association of Corporate Treasurers), delved into these challenges, exploring how businesses can adapt to an increasingly uncertain trade environment. GTR would like to extend our gratitude to all speakers and participants of GTR Asia 2024, the premier forum for discussing developments in global trade, supply chains, and finance. Stay updated on the latest trade and finance news via gtreview.com and join us in #Singapore next year for GTR Asia 2025: gtreview.com/gtrasia. #GlobalTrade #SupplyChainFinance #Geopolitics #GTRAsia