Asia Pacific represented €995 billion of the €4.04 trillion global factoring market in 2025, making it one of the most dynamic regions for receivables finance. As supply chains continue to evolve and intra-Asian trade expands under initiatives such as RCEP, the need for secure and scalable cross-border financing solutions has never been greater.

Yet growth alone is not enough. Recent fraud and double-pledging cases have exposed weaknesses in traditional single-factor structures, highlighting the importance of robust risk mitigation, buyer verification, and cross-border cooperation.

Join FCI and IFC for an insightful webinar exploring why the two-factor model has become a critical framework for international trade finance. Industry experts will examine the legal, regulatory, and operational foundations required to support the sustainable growth of receivables finance while strengthening protection against fraud and credit risk.

Featured presentations

FCI's Two-Factor Model: A Framework for International Trade Finance
Lin Hui, Regional Director, FCI

Enabling Receivables Finance and Factoring Through Secured Transactions Legal Reforms
Lai Jin Chang, IFC

Growing Factoring with Confidence Through Fraud Prevention and Risk Mitigation
Lee Kheng Leong, Advisory Principal, KAPPS Consulting Singapore

What you'll gain

• A practical understanding of how the two-factor model strengthens trust and transparency in cross-border trade.
• Insights into the legal and regulatory reforms enabling receivables finance across Asia and emerging markets.
• Strategies for mitigating fraud, double pledging, and other operational risks.
• Guidance on leveraging the global FCI network to support expansion into new markets and trade corridors.

Who should attend

Banks and financial institutions active in trade and receivables finance, factoring companies, policymakers and regulators working on secured transactions reform, development finance institutions, and professionals focused on expanding SME access to finance across Asia.

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