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Publishing & Events Ltd T H E C O M P L E T E I N F O R M AT I O N S E R V I C E F O R T H E G L O B A L T R A D E , C O M M O D I T Y A N D E X P O R T F I N A N C E I N D U S T R Y “As a market leader in trade finance and trade services, we need to stay updated and informed about trends and issues facing us every day in our business. Exporta/GTR and its email news service gives us that crucial informed edge - for trend articles, deals news, people moves, data, and opinion pieces. GTR is clearly top of the tree for trade and export finance information.” Paul Simpson, Senior Vice-President, Treasury Services Business Executive, JPMorgan Chase Publishing & Events Ltd Exporta Publishing complete & information Events Ltd provides service for the a global trade, commodity and export finance and risk community – GTR-Global news annual and Peter Gubbins Co-Founder & Director Rupert Sayer Co-Founder & Director Rebecca Morrison Associate Director through Trade our email service GTR Directory, specialised bi-monthly Review, trade via GTR and finance journal our regular eNews, with our focused conferences and workshops each year. Exporta approaches the trade finance market from an objective and fresh perspective. We are an independent publishing house that understands the needs and issues facing trade financiers and practitioners in our market – the corporates, bankers, traders, lawyers, insurers, brokers and others. Our experience and contact base within the international trade finance market is unrivalled. We believe that focus and experience are the keys for delivering quality events and publications. The independent voice The independent voice Global Trade Review Global Trade Review www.gtreview.com Vol 5/Issue 2 November/December 2006 www.gtreview.com Vol 2/Issue 4 March/April 2004 Going solo The joys and trials of starting your own trade business Avoid fraud with collateral management Real emerging market business: Standard Bank in Afghanistan Is there a skills gap in trade finance? Insurers talk political and trade credit risk IFC and EBRD both target Mongolia Mexico feels the pressure from China GTC’s multi-bank solution appeals to HVB Libya attracts the financiers and traders Intrigue and excitement in the world of oil Tough times for Mexico and Central America GTR-Global Trade Review is the world’s leading international trade finance magazine, read by and featuring the market’s key banks, insurers, corporates, traders, law firms, brokers and consultants. GTR provides timely and in-depth news, leads and analysis on global emerging markets trade, commodity and export finance and risk. Published six times a year, and with an editorial board that reads like a ‘who’s who’ of leading trade financiers, GTR publishes international trade finance news, views, features, case studies and data that will give you the edge for business leads and risk mitigation. 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Business areas covered in GTR include: Approximate geographical breakdown Trade finance Export finance Commodity finance Supply chain finance Infrastructure finance Documentary issues Credit insurance & surety Project finance Political & trade credit risk Structured trade finance Europe Asia Pacific North America Middle East & North Africa UK Latin America Syndicated finance Forfaiting & factoring Approximate readership breakdown Trade services E-commerce Pre-export finance Post shipment Warehouse receipts & security over goods Legal & regulatory issues Securitisation & hedging Emerging markets risk & debt Circulation Some 3,500 copies are circulated bi-monthly with a readership approaching 15,000 based on pass-on distribution within organisations Corporates Financial institutions Others Contact Contact [email protected] for more details www.gtreview.com | www.exportagroup.com | © Exporta Group 2007 A must read for everybody in the trade finance world. GTR GTR gives an excellent survey of recent trade finance allows us to keep up-to-date with relevant transactions, market transactions and provides comprehensive information on the conditions and industry news. development of trade finance in all continents, including EBRD Alberto Conde, Head, Global Trade Finance, Banco Bilbao countries of operation in Eastern Europe and the CIS. Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA) Rudolf Putz, Head, EBRD Trade Facilitation Programme (TFP) To remain informed of worldwide developments in the trade credit insurance and finance business, GTR is essential. Its I really find GTR exceptionally valuable because it covers extensive coverage of relevant issues, companies and people the whole range of trade finance issues in great depth and makes it the leading publication in our industry. also does an excellent job of dealing with the really important Rob Nijhout, Executive Director, International Credit aspects of project financing in today’s market. Insurance & Surety Association (ICISA) Terry Newendorp, Chairman and CEO, Taylor-DeJongh Global Trade Review-GTR is a first class magazine about trade GTR is critical to my practice and, I would advise, my clients’ finance – it must be on the desk of every serious trade finance business. To paraphrase Shaw, lawyers and bankers are two professional. professions separated by a common language. By addressing Pavel Andrle, Secretary to the Banking Commission for both business and legal developments affecting the trade ICC Czech Republic, Member of UCP Revision Consulting finance communities, GTR ensures that my clients and I begin Group a conversation with a shared understanding of challenges. From my perspective, it is the only publication that meets this need. The issues addressed are timely and the writing concise GTR provides the clearest analysis of a difficult topic. Richard Systems Hill, Vice-President, Export Finance, BAE and cogent. Michael Sullivan, Partner, Sullivan & Worcester LLP ADVERTISING BANNERS ON w w w. g t r e v i e w. c o m ADVERTISING IN GLOBAL TRADE REVIEW Insurance & Guarantees Political Risk Insurance and political risks. From our a standard form of cover terrorism and subsequently do Iraq and Lebanon, but experience we can confirm actively sought by clients,” political violence products,” there are risk issues, not least that transactions are getting Oades adds. he observes. Before this, that reinsurers won’t cover done.” In the US market, companies property underwriters war on land, which generates At Zurich, are looking typically provided terrorism country aggregate concerns” “it’s our more keenly cover. Afterwards, however, says an underwriter. biggest at equity terrorism was excluded as a “Also, if an underwriter has year yet insurance, standard, and the PRI market a US$10mn line available, – we have according to began to write the cover. and a choice between Iraq seen higher Evan Freely, One of the London market’s and a mushroom farm in levels of New York- most experienced political California, he might only write submissions, based senior risk brokers, Charles Berry, US$500,000 for Iraq,” he transactions vice-president chairman of the BPL Global suggests. and closings, at Willis brokerage, takes up the story. Middle East conflicts have in all our Financial “It became obvious to us that “prompted underwriters products,” Solutions. the insurance market’s T3 to scale back on contract underlines “Denial of standard terrorism insurance frustration and political Riordan. “On justice cover wording was designed for violence exposures,” confirms the PRI side, – to protect OECD countries as it excluded Alistair Mole, director at against a both war and political risks, London-based brokerage which was hardly appropriate Benfield Political Risks. Yet the nonhonouring Berry at BPL Global of sovereign Rewriting terrorism cover and, government insured from sub-sovereign guarantees resorting to an arbitration has been in demand,” mainly mechanism – is increasingly in Eastern Europe and Latin requested,” he says. America, he says. Freely also cites an uptake in As insurance volumes rise, trade disruption insurance, “reinsurance capacity is where insureds protect holding up well as evidenced – often via a small handful by some markets having of Lloyd’s market syndicates increased line size and – against loss of profits tenors as well as new market entrants,” notes Danny Oades, partner, credit If an underwriter has a US$10mn line available, and a choice between Iraq and a mushroom farm in California, he might only write US$500,000 for Iraq stemming from supply chain disruption by governments or other entities. and political risk, JLT Risk Terrorism focus Solutions. if you held assets in certain cover is still plentiful – and emerging markets.” cheap – on a market such Three years ago, says Berry, as Syria, where war on Here he Demand for BPL Global redesigned its land cover is available at cites Liberty traditional global political violence cover “less than 0.2-0.25%”, says International, expropriation to encompass emerging de Haldevang. “Throw in Garant, and political markets terrorism. “It was terrorism and it won’t cost Atrium, and violence logical to take words like you a great deal more, if Bermuda- cover has insurrection, civil war and war anything,” he adds. based also grown, – all of which were in the T3 There is nevertheless one Lancashire comments exclusions – and include them other potential peril to and Houston James in the product.” contend with, states another Casualty. Cunningham, BPL Global has also underwriter who prefers Underwriters’ senior vice- broadened out its offer of anonymity. “Sometimes president PRI cover on mobile assets in decisions whether or not to at Marsh emerging markets, to cater indemnify may come down more professional approach, and greater focus on products that address Cooper at TFC Brokerage Asian demand market needs, mean that “PRI is more of Alive a nd delaying or denying an particularly, Insura Export nce & G ua Credit Agencie rantees s (ECAs ) Political Risks for some of the “increasingly to who your underwriter is in London. common insurgency and – insurers can still differ in “9/11 was guerrilla actions” in emerging their interpretation of the the key markets like Nigeria, Iraq and same claim,” he cautions. The turning Afghanistan, Berry comments. key to all PRI purchasing is point, and Is enough PRI cover capacity “to go to a broker that totally triggered the available for such markets? understands the subject “Parts of the PRI market can matter,” he concludes. development of standalone 34 | Global Trade Review www.gtreview.com www.gtreview.com kicking – occ asiona lly em someth erging ing mo as re aki comme which n to the rcial way the bodies to com they y want Some pleme used major to go. nt. 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