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Beyond the horrors and dreadful tragedies of the war in Ukraine there will be extreme economic fallout in the trade and investment space for many years to come. The conflict and sanctions imposed so far leaves banks, businesses and commodity trade severely exposed. What alternative supply solutions can be found?

Trade data and analytics provider Coriolis Technologies has launched the first iteration of its Kosmos environmental, social and governance (ESG) scoring tool in partnership with banks, insurers and professional bodies. Kosmos, described by Coriolis as a “for the industry by the industry” ESG monitoring and passporting instrument for global trade flows, is aimed at enabling ...

A Kremlin spokesperson has insisted that Russia will survive the “emotional” financial market reaction to Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine as Western countries, including the United States, have begun sanctioning Russian entities, while promising tougher punitive measures.

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Blockchain platform MineHub has introduced a new solution that will enable its users to certify and report ESG credentials such as direct and indirect carbon emissions for the products they sell, buy and finance. Launched in 2019, the MineHub platform focuses on trade operations and document flows between metals and mining companies. It allows parties involved in ...

Trade data and analytics provider Coriolis Technologies has set up a working group to drive the adoption of standardised ESG scoring criteria, tools and methodologies for the trade and trade finance industry. The Kosmos consortium is made up of 25 banks, insurers and professional bodies, including the Asian Development Bank, AIG, Boston Consulting Group, Commerzbank, ...

The annual GTR Asia event returned on November 16-18, 2021, in a virtual format for the second year running, to reflect on an eventful 12 months for global trade and developments in the Asian market. Bringing together participants from local and international banks, multinational corporations, SMEs, independent financiers, commodity brokers and traders, insurers and risk managers, lawyers, ...

Before. rebecca harding is an independent economist and ceo of coriolis technologies which supplies data and analysis to firms on trade and supply chains. good morning, rebecca, in layman terms, what does this mean in terms of the uk economy? 50 terms, what does this mean in terms of the uk economy?— terms, what does this mean in terms of the uk economy? so the uk economy is clearly doing — of the uk economy? so the uk economy is clearly doing well. _ of the uk economy? so the uk economy is ...

This marked the fourth consecutive month of growth, but it was a slower rate than analysts had expected. it was also a slowdown from april, when the economy grew 2% as restrictions eased for non—essential retailers and hospitality firms could serve outside. the economy is still 3.1% below pre—pandemic levels. with me now is rebecca harding, an independent economist specialising in trade and trade finance and ceo of coriolis technologies. how do you read these figures? good news or not? it is...

Following reports that the militants have seized territory on the afghan borders with iran and tajikistan. and "dont demolish old buildings," plead architects. instead, they say structures should be protected to fight climate change. the uks economy grew by 0.8% in may as coronavirus restrictions eased to allow pubs and restaurants to serve indoors. this marked the fourth consecutive month of growth, but it was a slower rate than analysts had expected. it was also a slowdown from april, when the...