#TradeFiRevolution Whether you believe Globalisation 2.0 is an unstoppable force, or that progress to a truly global economy is severely overstated, it is clear that we face an unprecedented time and set of conditions in the history of world trade. As negotiating power has shifted east, new trade finance models are evolving. Pressures in financial markets, combined with regulatory constraints and a lack of risk transparency and agility, have made it difficult for all but the largest players to trade freely.

Global trade blocs are fragmenting. Regional trading relationships are on the rise. Uncertainty in the global political landscape poses unexpected challenges to trade agreements.