Jenny Messenger is a Freelance Journalist at Inside Housing and Global Trade Review (GTR). She specializes in areas such as banking, financial services, and international affairs, with a strong focus on capital markets, economic policy, and the global economy. Her work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing her insights on geopolitics, current affairs, and the impacts of digitization on the economy.
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Jenny Messenger's coverage mainly focuses on content and publishing, with a significant portion dedicated to finance and economy. Her articles touch upon various topics such as supply chains, ESG, fossil fuel finance, anti-greenwashing, trade credit insurance, receivables finance, oil and gas export credit, infrastructure investment, trade finance among others.
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By: Jenny Messenger
Re/insurance broker Miller has hired Lucy Drummond Brady as a director in its senior management team for credit and political risks. Based in London, Drummond Brady started her role with the broker this month. She brings more than 16 years of experience across financial institutions, energy and commodities, and public sector finance. In her new…
By: Jenny Messenger
The treatment of counterparties under proposed European anti-money laundering standards could create a “significant operational burden” for banks, an industry body has said. The International Trade and Forfaiting Association (ITFA) raised the concerns in its response to the European Anti-Money Laundering Authority’s (AMLA) consultation on draft regulatory technical standards for customer due diligence, risk assessment…
Global broker Aon has made three additions to its trade credit and credit risk transfer teams across the UK and Europe. Mez Patel [pictured] will join the firm as head of global sales for Aon Credit Solutions in June, focusing on growth across the UK trade credit market. Based in London, he comes to Aon…
By: Jenny Messenger
Standard Chartered has coordinated a US$2.33bn syndicated financing deal for a major railway project in Tanzania, which includes backing from several export credit agencies (ECAs). Once completed, the standard gauge railway will link the port cities of Dar es Salaam and Mwanza, representing one of the largest infrastructure projects in Tanzania’s history. The financing covers…
By: Jenny Messenger
Governments have agreed to map out ways to make progress on creating a fossil-fuel-free trade system at the first global diplomatic forum to assess how nations can transition away from coal, oil and gas. Almost 60 countries – representing around one third of global GDP – met in Santa Marta, Colombia, earlier this week with…
By: Jenny Messenger
Non-payment insurance claims totalling US$88.9mn were left in limbo last year as insurers tried to avoid violating US and UK sanctions, recent data has shown. According to the latest annual trade credit claims survey, four claims were not paid on time in 2025 because of sanctions concerns – representing 3% of the total number of…
By: Jenny Messenger
Specialist insurer Markel International has promoted Sebastian Rice to global head of development for international trade credit insurance. The appointment is effective immediately. Rice reports to Phil Amlot, who was named global head of international trade credit in February this year. Rice joined Markel two years ago as head of business development for trade…
By: Jenny Messenger
Worldwide merchandise trade growth is expected to fall by as many as 3.2 percentage points in 2026 compared to last year, according to UN researchers. A report from UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) exploring what the second half of 2026 might hold said trade uncertainty and geopolitical tensions are weighing on supply chains, shipping and…
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David Berse has been appointed senior vice-president for supply chain finance at Citizens Bank. Berse joined the lender on May 14 and is based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He reports to Jonathan Heuser, head of trade and supply chain finance. In the new role, Berse will be responsible for supply chain finance product origination, innovation…
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The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has extended a US$15mn facility to Ecobank Zimbabwe aimed at helping SMEs participate in export value chains. The facility will provide working capital and capital expenditure financing under Afreximbank’s export SME development programme (ESDP), focusing on key sectors such as agribusiness, manufacturing, healthcare and logistics. It combines Afreximbank’s “trade finance…
