The Global SME Finance Forum meeting connects more than 700 senior bankers, tech leaders and policymakers from 80 or more countries. It is the largest, most high-level, technically in-depth meeting on SME financing that occurs anywhere in the world e

SME Banking Club is an international networking platform of business bankers aimed to provide relevant information on what banks and financial companies are offering for entrepreneurs, micro-, small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Join the event to

FCI has organized the Fraud Event on the 16-17th June targeting the EMEA region. Our keynote speaker will be Professor Eugene Soltes, Harvard Business School professor. Author of the book  “Why they do it: Inside the Mind of the W

Spread over 2 days from 16-17 June, 50 of the region’s leading practitioners in trade, export and commodity finance will explore the latest developments, strategies and solutions employed to drive growth. Download the event agenda for discussion t

In this In-Sight May edition, you may discover the following articles: Welcome from FCI Chairman, Patrick de Villepin The Secretary General reports on factoring and credit insurance working group, Peter Mulroy Interview Amit Agarwal on

NAVAX is an international group of companies with headquarter in Vienna. With branches in the German-speaking economic area, Austrian, German and Swiss customers are given comprehensive advice. NAVAX designs, optimizes and digitizes company proces

Article extracted from In-Sight February, by Ciprian Radu, FCI Manager Business and IT Solutions I believe it is time, since the project Edifactoring 2.0 is gaining strength and speed, to share more in-depth details of this project.

We would like to formally invite you to attend GTR East Africa 2021 Virtual on May 12-13 as our guest. Spread over 2 days, 30 of the region’s leading practitioners in trade, export and commodity finance will explore the latest developments, strate

A global event has changed, and is still changing life. Unlikely this will not have consequences on economy, finance and therefore credit. Transitory? Permanent? Structural? With what force of impact? Banks, together with corporates and insur