HSBC Commercial Banking’s Post

International trade and global supply chains are undergoing a marked transformation. This is fuelled by the challenging economic and geo-political environment, evolving commerce models, the rise of digitisation, the pivot towards sustainable business practices, and innovative approaches to financing. Happy to share the top 10 trends shaping the future of international as explained by Global Head of Global Trade and Receivables Finance at HSBC.

📊 In 2022, the value of global goods trade soared to an impressive US$21 trillion, reflecting the dynamism and interconnectedness of the global economy. 📈 The forecast for the coming years is equally promising, with a projected annual growth rate of 5.6% until 2031. By then, the total trade value is set to reach an astounding $35.8 trillion. 🚀 We International Chamber of Commerce are dedicated to driving inclusive and sustainable #trade practices, empowering businesses with digital solutions and fostering a thriving #globaltrade ecosystem. 🔗 To know more: https://lnkd.in/e4cfzNMC #trade #globaltrade #internationaltrade #risk #interconnectedness #tradefinance #economy #globaleconomy #sustainable #development

Trade Finance in a Post-Pandemic World: Emerging Trends Explore the evolving landscape of trade finance in a post-pandemic world. Uncover emerging trends, strategies, and opportunities that are reshaping the future of international commerce. Read Full Blog: https://lnkd.in/eG7w3DF7 #Trends #EconomicTrends #TradeFinance #InternationalCommerce

The rewiring of global trade is going to hurt the world economy, investors reckon — but they're confident their own portfolios will come out ahead. Those are the key takeaways from the latest Bloomberg Markets Live Pulse survey. Almost four-fifths of the 320 respondents said the recent shift toward protectionist policies — like sanctions, export controls and subsidies — poses risks to economic growth, as companies seek to make their supply lines shorter and safer, while governments freeze out rivals. - Financial Post https://lnkd.in/gBY2CAAj

We are delighted to announce that we have partnered with Global Trade Review (GTR) for GTR Asia 2023 on 5-6 September at Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Singapore. As supporting partners of this event, we are offering a limited number of complimentary corporate rate passes* to corporate treasurers in the ACT’s membership and network. All interested others, including bankers, financiers, or consultants, can redeem a 10% discount off a standard rate pass. Register your interest for a complimentary corporate rate pass or 10% discount by completing the partner registration request form: https://okt.to/lefDUL See the full event details here: https://okt.to/ElWwDP For over a decade, GTR Asia has provided leading insight into the world of trade, treasury, commodities and fintech. Join the event for an unparalleled opportunity to hear world leading experts reflect on the latest developments and rapidly changing dynamics across Asian and global markets. Discussion themes include: building blocks for digital trade; seizing the Asian opportunity; reaching into the supply chain; interoperability and public-private collaboration; maintaining commodity security and geopolitics and changing trade flows. Meet and network with all corners of the market, from multinational corporations and SMEs, local and international banks, fintechs and alternative financiers, commodity brokers and traders, insurers, risk managers, lawyers, consultants, ECAs, multilaterals and more. Hear from over 90 key experts as they dive into the most prominent discussion topics including the many challenges faced across the industry, the rapidly changing dynamics in a turbulent global economic landscape, the future of trade, and the opportunities available. *Corporate rate passes available for non-financial corporate companies who are exporters, importers, manufacturers, distributors, traders & producers of physical goods only. Limited to 2 per company. All promotions are for new registrations only and are not qualified in combination with current registrations or additional promotions.

What can be expected in global trade this year? Allianz Trade asked nearly 3,000 exporters in 7 countries about their expectations for 2023, via the #AllianzTradeGlobalSurvey2023.    From supply-chain disruptions to non-payment and #ESG risks – there was a lot to unpack. Swipe below to see some key highlights, and discover the full results here: https://lnkd.in/gekT6UKZ   #Trade #GlobalTrade #Allianz