Felix Thompson is a Reporter at Connecticut Mirror. He covers a range of topics including banking, financial services, and climate change, with a particular focus on the impacts of the Russia-Ukraine War and developments within the European Union. Felix's work has also been featured in Global Trade Review (GTR).
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Citi has hired Seemanti Considine as financial institution sales head for the United Arab Emirates, based in Dubai.
By: Felix Thompson
Singapore’s Supreme Court has sided with QBE in a case brought by trade finance platform Marketlend, ruling the insurer is not liable to pay US$9mn due to the “fictitious” nature of the transactions covered under the disputed policy. Sydney-headquartered Marketlend and fellow claimant Australian Executor Trustees Limited (AETL) had been seeking to force payment under ...
Commodities trader Trafigura has secured a US$1bn syndicated facility from a group of seven banks that will allow it to discount receivables on an off-balance sheet basis, the first time it has signed such a deal.
By: Felix Thompson
Law firm King & Spalding has hired Ryan Majerus as a partner within its international trade team, based in Washington, DC.
By: Felix Thompson
It has been a harrowing three years for agricultural trader Nibulon, one of the largest grain exporters in Ukraine. Russia’s full-scale invasion has upended the company’s supply chains, rendered many assets such as grain siloes inoperable, and brought devasting personal losses to its staff and leadership. In July 2022, founder and owner Oleksiy Vadaturskyy was ...
By: Felix Thompson
The Korean government has vowed to increase export financing to record levels this year in a bid to soften the potential impact of US President Donald Trump’s trade policies, especially on its key semiconductor and battery industries.
By: Felix Thompson
Dubai-headquartered Mashreq has hired Vivek Batra as global head of transaction banking, effective immediately. He succeeds Victor Penna, who is leaving the bank after nearly four years in the role. Batra will assume full responsibility for global transaction banking (GTB) across the wider Mashreq Group. He will have a particular focus on growing the use ...
US President Donald Trump has wasted little time in kickstarting the leadership transition process at the country’s export credit agency, making three senior appointments on the first day of his new term.
Singapore-headquartered trade finance platform Olea has hired two former Stenn employees in senior roles, effective immediately. Timothy Shell joins the firm as managing director and Veeraj Adatia as director, both based in London. Together, they will work to expand the platform’s presence across the Europe, Middle East and Africa (Emea) region. Shell (pictured) is responsible ...
US President Donald Trump has reiterated his threat to impose 25% tariffs on Canadian imports, suggesting the levies may take effect as soon as February 1. According to experts, the move would have a widespread impact on Canadian exporters and likely prompt a scramble for working capital.
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