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As global trade expands, trade finance is growing and evolving along with it. Most notably, the traditionally paper-based processes around trade finance are being pushed into the electronic age. Trade finance units are also dealing with new Basel III capital requirements, along with the rest of the banking industry. And trade finance methods are increasingly being used as part of companies’ supply chain finance efforts.
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