Finance News
By Ayobami Abiola
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SMEs and Global Trade Finance
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Tradefinex from Xinfin Hybrid Blockchain
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Mitigating Trade Finance Risks for Financiers
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KYC and AML measures
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Smart Contracts
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Blockchain-Based Credit or Trust Score
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After the pandemic, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SME) might be the biggest beneficiaries because organizations and governments are turning to them.
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We take a snapshot of the current state and the fortune of SMEs by drawing from a publication by the World Trade Organization (WTO) on “Trade Finance and SMEs: Bridging the Gaps…
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“Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face the greatest hurdles in accessing affordable trade financing.
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It was reported that over 80% of trades are financed by credit and credit insurance (majorly banks).
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More often than not, international trade financing presents a huge risk to financiers. According to WTO, these risks are characterized by transaction default rate, implied…
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From a recent webcast by World of Open Account (WOA) learning lab, Atul Khekade, co-founder of Xinfin and Tradefinex, began exploring how blockchain technology can effectively…
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Soon, trade financing platforms built with the Tradefinex framework provided will be able to actively mitigate risks for financiers through different tools the platform has…
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These will make sure that all parties to be involved are verified and comply with all governing laws. This is such that no one can make away with funds or default.
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The potential Smart contracts in trade finance are limitless. Apart from the fact that it can be used to tokenize assets, it is useful in locking balances.
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