2017 Rethinking Trade & Finance

No. 884E

ISBN : 978-92-842-0465-6

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This report is the result of a remarkable collaboration between ICC, the ICC Banking Commission secretariat and governance bodies, the report Editorial team and numerous organizations and individuals who have contributed and supported this publication.

With 255 responses from banks located in 98 countries, as well as various contributions from leading experts in the field, “Rethinking Trade & Finance” is the most extensive gauge of the trends and outlook of the global trade finance industry. It aims to provide insight and analysis to help readers formulate strategy and make decisions that will advance the evolution of global trade.

The 2017 edition comes at a transformational moment in the history of trade and the global economic system. The report has its roots at the peak of the global financial crisis, and has since earned its place as a leading publication on the subject of trade, finance and economic inclusiveness.

The Report encompasses four major sections of content linked to the pillars of the Banking Commission’s strategy. It focuses on the state of the trade finance market; trade and supply chain finance; policy, advocacy and inclusiveness around global trade; and digitisation and the state of FinTech.

This year’s report continues a strong tradition of quality analysis, global collaboration and effective advocacy in support of trade financing, international commerce and international development. These efforts have been supported by contributions from a wide range of partners across global trade, and by our new Editorial Board consisting of senior specialists and practitioners, to whom we extend our special thanks:

Alexander R. Malaket, Chair of ICC Banking Commission Market Intelligence
Dominic Broom, Global Head of Trade Business Development, BNY Mellon
Mark Evans, Managing Director, Transaction Banking at ANZ
David Meynell, Managing Director, TradeLC Advisory
Dan Taylor, Principal, DLTAYLOR Consulting
Jun Xu, Deputy General Manager, Global Trade Services Dept., Jiangsu Br., Bank of China

Code ISBN :	978-92-842-0465-6
Number of pages :	264
Publishing date :	2017-06-01
Language :	English

REFERENCE INFORMATION

Acknowledgements

Table of Figures

Acronyms

Forewords

RECAP AND SELECTED HIGHLIGHTS

STATE OF THE MARKET: TRADE, FINANCE AND DEVELOPMENT

ICC Advocacy at a watershed moment in global business

Global Economic Outlook

Recent trends in correspondent banking relationships

Evolving trade µows and trade corridors, reconfiguration of global supply chains and sourcing patterns

TRADE AND SUPPLY CHAIN FINANCE: SURVEY FINDINGS AND MARKET TRENDS

ICC Global Survey on Trade Finance and Supply Chain Finance 2017: results and analysis

SWIFT trade finance traffic – 2016 statistics

Analysis of global trade finance gaps

Preparing our industry for the future – How training tomorrow‘s experts can reinvigorate trade finance today

Update on Global Supply Chain Finance Forum

Supply Chain Finance: corporate perspectives

Market trends in Supply Chain Finance – Receivables Financing

Export finance market trends

Export Credit insurance market trends

POLICY, ADVOCACY AND INCLUSIVENESS: SHAPING THE GLOBAL ARCHITECTURE FOR TRADE

Foreign direct investment – pulling it out of a rut

Making trade work for all

Impact of MDB trade facilitation programmes, regional insights

Selected elements of international advocacy: trade, finance and development

Sustainable trade and the role of the banking industry

SME competitiveness: thinking strategically about regional integration and regional value chains

Access to Trade Finance for SMEs and first time clients of banks in Africa – from the perspective of financial institutions

Protectionism in the 21st century and trade barriers faced by firms

Legal and regulatory issues adversely affecting banks in Trade and Supply Chain Finance – can non-bank entrants benefit from their less regulated environment to make an impact on the market?

Challenges of global trade in an environment of increasing regulatory controls

RETHINKING TRADE AND FINANCE: DIGITISATION AND THE STATE OF FINTECH

Digitalisation in trade finance: accelerating the journey

The digitisation of trade

Disruptions in the supply chain and Blockchain

Accelerating the role of FinTechs in trade banks

Digital transformation and supply chain evolution

Data is the new oil in B2B banking

Roundtable discussion: digitisation of trade finance – the state of play and the road ahead

Closing remarks

Prepared by the ICC Banking Commission

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