DIGITAL TRADE FINANCE & ADVANCED STRUCTURED INSTRUMENTS
Location: Online
Date: January 19 – 21, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM till 02:00 PM
Background:
This webinar explores the major digitalization trends reshaping trade finance and payment operations worldwide. Banks and corporates are moving from paper-based, manual processes toward fully digital, data-driven workflows supported by global initiatives such as the ICC Digital Trade Roadmap and UNCITRAL’s MLETR. Technologies such as OCR/ICR, APIs, digital signatures, and trade finance portals are enabling faster processing, enhanced compliance, and stronger operational controls.
Fintech disruption — especially blockchain, smart contracts, and digital Letters of Credit— is transforming how documents, assets, and settlements flow across the trade ecosystem. Digital LCs and digital negotiable instruments significantly reduce cycle times and increase transaction transparency.
The seminar also covers the rise of electronic Bills of Lading (eBLs), their legal recognition through MLETR, and their impact on cargo release, fraud mitigation, and interoperability among carriers and banks.
Finally, participants will explore advanced trade instruments — including SBLCs, demand guarantees, supply chain finance, forfeiting, factoring, structured commodity finance, and risk participation—highlighting operational requirements, risk considerations, and modern structuring practices across global markets.
DIGITAL TRADE FINANCE & ADVANCED STRUCTURED INSTRUMENTS
Participants will be able to: 1. Provide a comprehensive understanding of the digital transformation of trade finance—from paper-based processes to fully digital, data driven workflows. 2. Highlight key technologies such as OCR/ICR, APIs, blockchain, smart contracts, & digital LCs, and their impact on efficiency and compliance. 3. Explain major industry transitions including ISO 20022 migration, SWIFT MT7xx evolution to XML, and the operational implications for banks. 4. Present the legal and operational significance of electronic Bills of Lading (eBLs) and MLETR adoption in global trade. 5. Equip participants with the skills to assess operational benefits, risk mitigation, and future readiness in modern digital trade environments.
Targeted Audience:
Trade Finance department, Corporate analysis, Relationship managers, FI , Risk, Compliance, Research analysts.
DIGITAL TRADE FINANCE & ADVANCED STRUCTURED INSTRUMENTS
DIGITAL TRADE FINANCE & ADVANCED STRUCTURED INSTRUMENTS
Location: Online
Date: January 19 – 21, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM till 02:00 PM
Background:
This webinar explores the major digitalization trends reshaping trade finance and payment operations worldwide. Banks and corporates are moving from paper-based, manual processes toward fully digital, data-driven workflows supported by global initiatives such as the ICC Digital Trade Roadmap and UNCITRAL’s MLETR. Technologies such as OCR/ICR, APIs, digital signatures, and trade finance portals are enabling faster processing, enhanced compliance, and stronger operational controls.
Fintech disruption — especially blockchain, smart contracts, and digital Letters of Credit— is transforming how documents, assets, and settlements flow across the trade ecosystem. Digital LCs and digital negotiable instruments significantly reduce cycle times and increase transaction transparency.
The seminar also covers the rise of electronic Bills of Lading (eBLs), their legal recognition through MLETR, and their impact on cargo release, fraud mitigation, and interoperability among carriers and banks.
Finally, participants will explore advanced trade instruments — including SBLCs, demand guarantees, supply chain finance, forfeiting, factoring, structured commodity finance, and risk participation—highlighting operational requirements, risk considerations, and modern structuring practices across global markets.
DIGITAL TRADE FINANCE & ADVANCED STRUCTURED INSTRUMENTS
Online – 19 – 21 January 2026
Objectives:
Participants will be able to:
1. Provide a comprehensive understanding of the digital transformation of trade finance—from paper-based processes to fully digital, data driven workflows.
2. Highlight key technologies such as OCR/ICR, APIs, blockchain, smart contracts, & digital LCs, and their impact on efficiency and compliance.
3. Explain major industry transitions including ISO 20022 migration, SWIFT MT7xx evolution to XML, and the operational implications for banks.
4. Present the legal and operational significance of electronic Bills of Lading (eBLs) and MLETR adoption in global trade.
5. Equip participants with the skills to assess operational benefits, risk mitigation, and future readiness in modern digital trade environments.
Targeted Audience:
Trade Finance department, Corporate analysis, Relationship managers, FI , Risk, Compliance, Research analysts.