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 rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed industries across the globe, and trade finance is no exception. While AI presents incredible opportunities for efficiency and innovation, there are still several misconceptions that hold businesses back from...
Trade finance has long been an industry on the verge of transformation. For years, financial institutions relied on paper-intensive processes, navigating the complexities of manual compliance checks, document verification, and cross-border transactions. While...
Compliance and fraud in trade finance Within the intricate and, to some, opaque framework of global trade finance, two forces operate in constant tension: the imperative to facilitate the seamless flow of international commerce, and the necessity to prevent its...
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Cathal O’Hara as Chief Revenue Officer at Traydstream, a significant milestone in our ongoing growth and expansion strategy. Cathal's extensive experience and proven track record in driving commercial growth will be...
Cybersecurity threats are evolving faster than ever, with attackers continuously finding innovative ways to exploit vulnerabilities. While security tools and policies help mitigate risks, AI is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape—both as a tool for defenders and a...