JP Morgan vindicated in trade finance sanctions lawsuit
07-11-22 / by Jacob Atkins
Singapore’s High Court has sided with JP Morgan after the bank was sued for refusing...Syria
Freight forwarder pays US$6mn to settle US sanctions breach
27-04-22 / by John Basquill
US authorities have taken enforcement action against Australia-headquartered freight forwarding company Toll, following accusations it...
Romanian lender, US investor stung by US over Syria, Iran transactions
31-08-21 / by Jacob Atkins
Romanian lender First Bank and its US private equity owner JC Flowers will pay just...
Less risky business
20-11-18 / by GTR
What do Pakistan, Rwanda and Lebanon have in common? All have shown decreasing levels of...
“Harsh” US-Russia trade sanctions: a risk to European trade?
18-04-18 / by Sabrina Dougall
Uncertainty over the latest “harsh” US sanctions on a number of major Russian producers is...
Risk analysis: The five greatest threats to European trade and security
20-09-17 / by GTR
Over the last year, Europe has had to heighten security in the face of increased...
Saudi-Iran tensions unlikely to affect JCPOA
06-01-16 / by Melodie Michel
Escalating tensions between the Middle East’s two largest economies are unlikely to disrupt business in...
2015 review from the GTR editorial team
23-12-15 / by GTR
It’s been an eventful year for trade and trade finance, which means a busy year...
Iran reaches landmark deal to open trade
15-07-15 / by Melodie Michel
Iran and P5+1 leaders announced on July 14 that a nuclear deal has been reached,...
Slow path to recovery
12-02-15 / by Sarah Rundell
Trade flows always seem to splutter and stall in the wake of political uncertainty and...