The COVID-19 crisis arrived during a transformative period for trade finance, largely through digitisation and the emergence of new platforms.
Despite the hardship caused by the pandemic, the crisis has also reinforced a desire for banks, global institutions, and technology providers to work together.
Around the world, banks are reconsidering their trade finance business model, viewing digitalisation as one of the most important trends that will shape the industry in the coming years.
The 12 Days of Trade Finance (To the tune of “The 12 Days of Christmas”) On the first day of trade finance, Traydstream gave to me, A platform that’s seamless and AI-powered, you see. On the second day of trade finance, Traydstream gave to me, Two document checkers,...
Global trade finance has long been a critical part of international commerce. However, the traditional methods for handling trade documentation—such as paper-based bills of lading (BLs), letters of credit (LCs), and trade contracts—have often been slow, errorprone,...
At Traydstream, we remain committed to driving innovation and operational excellence as we continue to grow in the dynamic trade finance industry. To support our long-term vision, it is essential that we continually enhance efficiencies across our organisation and...
In recent years, the trade finance landscape has experienced a significant transformation, driven by advancements in technology and the growing need for efficiency, compliance, and transparency. One of the most noteworthy changes is the shift toward enhanced...
We have quickly covered many topics in the past 6 blogs. I hope this has been helpful. Let’s use this final blog in the series to summarize it all and be ready to keep moving forward in 2025 and beyond. The next three years demand massive changes in the...