Every day around the world, trade generates vast quantities of data. Digitised, that data can be used to manage risk more effectively, contribute to the de-carbonisation of trade, and make trade more accessible. Yet digitalisation of trade data requires regulatory frameworks for data protection, cyber security, consumer protection and sanctions compliance. How can a balance between opportunity and risk be achieved as trade finance enters a new digital era, and what do practitioners need to be thinking about?
Episode contributors:
James Binns, Managing Director, Global Head of Trade and Working Capital, Barclays
Shamika Sirimanne, Director, Division on Technology and Logistics, UNCTAD
Anna Isaac, City Editor, The Guardian
Series moderator:
Sam Lowe, Partner, Flint Global
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What is Credit Notes?
Welcome to Credit Notes - a new podcast series from AIG, which highlights key trends and challenges facing practitioners in the field of trade credit and trade finance.
Moderated by Sam Lowe, Partner and Head of the Trade and Market Access Practice at Flint Global, each podcast episode features a panel of leading industry thinkers who share their expert analysis in an in-depth conversation.