ITFA NEW MEMBERS, September 2025

ITFA is pleased to welcome the following institutions to its growing family:

G3 Canada Limited is a Canadian grain company headquartered in Winnipeg, Manitoba, with operating companies including G3 Canada Limited and G3 Terminal Vancouver.

Director of Commercial Trade Finance, Mr. Narciso (Caeser) Neves, will be the main contact for ITFA matters.

Mr. Neves explained that G3 Canada Limited operates a network of grain elevators across Western Canada and port terminals in Eastern Canada, while G3 Terminal Vancouver features a state-of-the-art grain export facility on Canada’s West Coast. G3 provides innovative and efficient solutions that connect Canadian grain farmers to global markets, driving the future of Canadian grain exports.

NLB Komercijalna banka is a universal bank, which provides all types of banking services to all categories of clients, from citizens, through entrepreneurs, small and medium-sized enterprises, to the largest national and international companies.

Chairman of the Management Board and Legal Representative of NLB Komercijalna Banka AD, Mr. Vlastimir Vuković will be the main contact for ITFA matters.

Mr. Vuković explained:

“As a systemic bank, we have our own liquidity and one of the largest networks of ATMs and branches in Serbia, but our biggest capital is a fair, transparent relationship of trust with more than one million active clients. They are the focus of all our activities. This means that we develop our business in step with their needs – always guided by the motto that we do not sell products but create complete financial answers to our clients’ life and business questions.

As a member of NLB Group, a leading banking and financial group with headquarters and an exclusive strategic focus on Southeast Europe, Serbia is a market of strategic importance. This is a special advantage for all our clients who have business or private connections with the countries of the region, but also a guarantee of active support, which we can count on at any time – both from the parent bank in Slovenia and from all its members.

Our parent NLB Group is not just a financial group, and this region is not just a dot on the map for it, but a home full of real opportunities. This means that, in addition to good business and financial results, which support further economic development, we want to initiate changes for the better in the environment in which we operate and contribute to a better quality of life for all its residents.

That is why constant adaptation to the needs of clients, the introduction of new banking products and services, with the use of advanced technologies, as well as continuous investment in the community in which we operate, are a proven recipe for long-term successful business.”

Westpac Banking Corporation, established in 1817 as the Bank of New South Wales, is Australia’s first bank and oldest company.

Global Head of Trade and Supply Chain Finance, Mr. Adam Rowe, will be the main contact for ITFA matters. Mr. Rowe explained that headquartered in Sydney, Westpac is one of the nation’s “Big Four” banks and among the largest in New Zealand. The bank offers a comprehensive range of financial services, including consumer, business, and institutional banking, as well as wealth management. Operating under multiple brands such as Westpac, St. George, Bank of Melbourne, BankSA, BT, and RAMS, it serves approximately 13 million customers and employs around 35,000 people.

Interested in joining our growing institution? Please click here » Membership Benefits (itfa.org) for more information or send us an email on info@itfa.org.