
Energy giants’ Myanmar exit renews attention on sanctions
26-01-22 / by Jacob Atkins
A decision by energy giants Total and Chevron to pull out of a gas project...26-01-22 / by Jacob Atkins
A decision by energy giants Total and Chevron to pull out of a gas project...07-04-21 / by Jacob Atkins
Foreign banks cashing in on Myanmar’s brief economic liberalisation are facing new compliance headaches after...18-02-21 / by Felix Thompson
In the latest episode of the GTR News Brief, host Felix Thompson gives a breakdown...10-02-21 / by Maddy White
Foreign businesses and investors that bet on a democratic Myanmar have been left rattled and...15-09-20 / by Eleanor Wragg
Deutsche Bank is providing a US$43mn accounts receivable purchase facility to China National Technical Import...14-11-18 / by Eleanor Wragg
Hopes are once again rising for trade finance in Myanmar after the country’s central bank...18-05-18 / by Sabrina Dougall
Santander UK and United Overseas Bank (UOB) have agreed to facilitate greater cross-border trade and...28-03-18 / by Sabrina Dougall
Southeast Asian fintech startup Acudeen Technologies is to shift its online receivables marketplace onto the...22-02-17 / by Finbarr Bermingham
Hopes of opening the Myanmar trade finance sector are growing, after the Asian Development Bank...05-10-16 / by Finbarr Bermingham
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) has issued its first loan in Myanmar. The AIIB...