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Welcome to the new Trade Treasury Payments podcast, helping you navigate liquidity and risk management.
At TTP, we believe cross-border finance is a catalyst for opportunity. Liquidity fuels livelihoods and risk management paves the way for economic prosperity and growth.
Each episode brings together discussions, analysis, and stories from leading and well recognised voices across industries and regions.
From liquidity solutions and treasury strategies to payment innovations and risk mitigation, the TTP Podcast will keep you informed and equipped in this rapidly evolving market.
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This episode of our podcast series with the Asian Development Bank’s Trade and Supply Chain Finance Program (TSCFP) explores what transparency looks like in trade finance operations and why it is central to tackling trade-based money laundering (TBML). We examine the key challenges banks face, from complex documentation and correspondent banking networks to data silos and inconsistent due diligence standards, as well as how collaboration and information sharing are becoming critical tools in...
This episode of our podcast series with the Asian Development Bank’s Trade and Supply Chain Finance Program (TSCFP) explores why women-led SMEs across Asia continue to face barriers in accessing trade finance, and how banks are working to address these challenges. We examine the key obstacles, including limited familiarity with trade finance instruments, documentation complexity, collateral constraints, and gaps in financial literacy, as well as the impact these issues have on liquidity, ris...
This episode of the podcast series explores how legal modernisation and digital public infrastructure are shaping the future of global trade, with a particular focus on developing and emerging markets. We examine the Commonwealth’s new Model Law on Digital Trade and how harmonised, digital-ready legal frameworks can reduce trade friction, unlock transparency, and accelerate cross-border commerce across member states. The conversation also looks at why implementation, not just policy design, i...
As 2025 draws to a close, Trade Treasury Payments looks back at the themes that defined the year across trade, treasury, payments, and risk, and considers what 2026 may bring. In this year end conversation, Trade Treasury Payments’ Deepesh Patel is joined by Carter Hoffman to discuss five major developments that shaped 2025, including tariffs and fragmentation, liquidity engineering and fraud, pressures on corporate treasurers, payments transformation, and the evolving technology landscape. T...
This episode of our podcast series with the Asian Development Bank’s Trade and Supply Chain Finance Program (TSCFP) explores how banks are embedding climate and sustainability criteria into trade and supply chain finance. We look at where the biggest opportunities are emerging, from energy transition and certified commodities to circular economy flows, as well as the practical barriers to mainstream adoption, including greenwashing risk, data availability and the lack of consistent standards....
This episode of our podcast series with the Asian Development Bank’s Trade and Supply Chain Finance Program (TSCFP) takes a closer look at insurance and reinsurance. We shift the conversation toward risk and take a look at some of the partners helping banks reach markets that were once beyond their limits. To help us better understand this often complex world, we spoke with Irene Port, Client Relationship and Risk Manager at Munich Re.
Digital adoption in global trade is accelerating, and the industry is now confronting the three forces that determine whether new technology takes hold inside large organisations: compliance, speed to market and implementation. These pressures are reshaping how banks, corporates and logistics firms design the architecture that will carry the next era of digital trade. To explore how these elements operate in practice, Trade Treasury Payments’ (TTP) Trade and Technology Editor spoke with Przem...
With the next TF COP meeting approaching in London, the trade finance community is again being asked to confront the structural forces behind the persistent $2.5 trillion financing gap. Closing it will require not only capital but a redesigned architecture capable of supporting SMEs in the markets where access remains most constrained. To understand why the gap endures and what practical steps must follow, Trade Treasury Payments’ (TTP) Trade and Technology Editor Carter Hoffman spoke with M...
With COP 30 underway in Belém, governments, development institutions, and investors are now being asked to turn national climate targets into real and deployable investment plans. In practice, that requires a financial architecture capable of directing capital to the sectors and countries where it matters most. To learn more about what needs to happen to meet global climate and development targets, Trade Treasury Payments’ (TTP) Trade and Technology Editor Carter Hoffman spoke with UNDP...
The trade finance gap stands at around $2.5 trillion, according to the most recent biennial survey by the Asian Development Bank. At a recent Trade Treasury Payments Breakfast Club, held on 15th October in London, panellists discussed the barriers to attracting more capital to trade finance and treating it as an asset class, as well as potential solutions to address the financing gap.
Amid four packed days at Sibos 2025 in Frankfurt, experts from across the transaction banking space came together to discuss (among many other topics from a long agenda) how to make cross-border payments better. Today, trillions of dollars move across borders each day and global commerce has become more digital than ever, which means that implementation is becoming a central priority. In the final hours of the conference, Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) made time to sit down with Deepa Si...
Economist Rebecca Harding’s new book The World at Economic War argues that globalisation has failed to deliver balanced prosperity — and that Western nations must treat economics as a matter of national security. From F-35 supply chain fragility to BRICS’ de-dollarisation push, Harding calls for new ministries of economic war, NATO-level economic coordination, and a shift from complacency to preparedness.
Today, the global economy is surrounded by geopolitical uncertainty and shifting trade patterns. In this, UK Export Finance (UKEF) stands as a critical pillar supporting British exporters as they venture into global markets. UKEF primarily provides guarantees to financial institutions, enabling them to lend to businesses involved in international trade and export. In March 2025, the UK government announced a decision to increase UKEF's capacity by a third to £80 billion, signalling its commit...
Over breakfast, Kubiak reflected on the Commission’s legacy and outlined its present focus on the rules that underpin global trade, the principles shaping sustainable finance, the data that underwrites advocacy, and the final regulatory hurdles of Basel 3.1. https://tradetreasurypayments.com/posts/podcast-running-the-distance-why-trade-finance-needs-smarter-regulation-and-broader-voices
Moderated by Merisa Lee Gimpel, founder of Digital Trade Works and a member of the TTP Advisory Council, the live podcast brought together Alex Fenechiu, co-founder and CRO of Finverity, and Chetan Talwar, supply chain finance lead at the Asian Development Bank (ADB)’s Trade & Supply Chain Finance Program (TSCFP). https://tradetreasurypayments.com/posts/podcast-deep-tech-deep-tier-deep-impact-scaling-supply-chain-finance-from-pilot-to-performance
Ahead of a flurry of trade events taking place in Singapore (including ADB, GTR, BAFT, and ITFA events), Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) hosted a fireside chat with Alexander Malaket, President of OPUS Advisory Services International and founding partner of PRISM Global Partners, and Craig Weeks, Senior Vice President for Trade at BAFT. The conversation focused on the issues rising in importance for the industry, and those that have slipped somewhat from the spotlight. https://tradetre...
TTP’s Trade Editor Carter Hoffman sat down with Carlos Kuriyama, Director of the Policy Support Unit at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Secretariat in Singapore, to discuss how APEC is shaping the future of cross-border trade. https://tradetreasurypayments.com/posts/podcast-apecs-agenda-digital-trade-resilient-supply-chains-and-inclusive-growth
🇿🇦 At the Global SME Ministerial Meeting in Johannesburg, South Africa, TTP spoke with Aparna Soni (ADB) and Gregory Sampson (ITC) about a new initiative designed to reshape SME access to sustainable trade and finance. https://tradetreasurypayments.com/posts/podcast-sme-sustainability-toolkit-trade-compliance-and-access-to-finance
While at the International Trade Centre’s (ITC) SME Ministerial in Johanessburg, South Africa, Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) spoke with Matthew Wilson, the Ambassador of Barbados to the WTO, the United Nations, and other international organisations in Geneva, to learn more about the perspective of small island states and their place in large international institutions. https://tradetreasurypayments.com/posts/podcast-leveraging-trade-to-support-small-island-states
At the Lansdowne Club in London on 15 July 2025, Trade Treasury Payments (TTP), in collaboration with Sullivan, held our first-ever Breakfast Club. With the scent of coffee still hanging in the air, a select audience gathered to explore a deceptively simple question: Who can really grow supply chain finance, and how? https://tradetreasurypayments.com/posts/podcast-unlocking-scale-can-supply-chain-finance-reach-its-sme-tipping-point
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