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New scheme to boost confidence in trade finance

Last Updated November 05, 2009
New scheme to boost confidence in trade finance

New scheme to boost confidence in trade finance

Standard Chartered and OFID have partnered up to create additional capacity in the trade finance markets. Their US$500mn risk-sharing programme has the potential to generate incremental trade of more than US$2bn a year. Rebecca Spong reports.



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