ITFA News


Introducing the ITFA Conference Speakers – Stacey Facter and Paul Coles

Thursday, July 20th, 2017

The ITFA Board is delighted to announce that Stacey Facter and Paul Coles will be heading one of the sessions at the ITFA 44th Annual Trade and Forfaiting Conference which is taking place in Edinburgh, Scotland between the 6-8 September 2017.

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Look good in Tartan!

Friday, July 14th, 2017

Sartorially, the girls have got it easier this year. Your ITFA 2017 conference ticket includes tartan sashes for ladies and a full kilt, jacket, sporran and shoes for men. 

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ICC Rethinking Trade Survey 2017

Wednesday, July 12th, 2017

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), one of our global partners, last week launched its 2017 Rethinking Trade & Finance report. This annual publication is centred around the ICC global trade finance survey and contains revealing findings on the global shortfall in the supply of funding for trade, developments in supply chain finance and the increasing involvement […]

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ITFA Newsletter – June 2017 Issue

Tuesday, June 20th, 2017

We are pleased to inform you that the June 2017 ITFA Newsletter is now out. Please click here to open the blog. In the event that you cannot view the blog click here for a PDF format.

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ADB Trade Finance Gaps Survey

Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

ITFA, in collaboration with the Asian Development Bank (ADB), invites you to participate in this year’s annual Trade Finance Gaps Survey. This is ITFA’s fourth year of participation and we look forward to an even more robust showing in 2017.

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Standard Definitions for Techniques of Supply Chain Finance

Friday, March 24th, 2017

In early 2016 ITFA, together with the ICC, BAFT, EBA and FCI, launched the Standard Definitions for Techniques of Supply Chain Finance.

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ITFA Trade Finance Survey 2017

Monday, February 27th, 2017

The receivables and supply chain finance industry suffers from a lack of objective data which has meant that it has not enjoyed the same favourable treatment from national and international regulators, in areas such as capital treatment and KYC/AML amongst others, as traditional  trade finance.  

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