Trade Finance programs - sources

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(C) by IFC, International Finance Corporation, World Bank.	The Global Trade Finance Program GTFP offers confirming banks partial or full guarantees covering payment risk on banks in emerging markets for trade related transactions. These guarantees are transaction-specific and may be evidenced by a variety of underlying instruments such as: letters of credit, trade-related promissory notes, accepted drafts, bills of exchange, guarantees, bid and performance bonds and advance payment guarantees. The guarantees are available for all private sector trade transactions that meet IFC's eligibility criteria. A price incentive or longer tenors may be available for equipment and projects that have clearly defined climate change benefits as part of our Climate Smart Trade initiatives or that support sustainable global value chains with Sustainable Shipment LCs.

(C) by IFC, International Finance Corporation, World Bank.	Global Trade Finance Program, Complience The availability of trade finance has become an increasingly important issue in the past few years. For merchandise trade flows of over US$ 18 trillion annually to flow smoothly, there needs to be a wellfunctioning trade finance market serving the needs of global traders. However, the supply of trade finance does not meet demand in many regions. Even before the 2008-09 global financial crisis, a significant gap existed between the demand and supply of trade finance in emerging markets; since the crisis, this gap has grown, with some regions affected more than others.

(C) by IFC, International Finance Corporation, World Bank.	Global Trade Finance Program, issuing banks Over 286 issuing banks across 85 emerging markets currently participate in our trade transaction guarantee program. Banks are listed by region and country

(C) by IFC, International Finance Corporation, World Bank.	Global Trade Finance Program, issuing banks Over 297 global and regional confirming banks operating in 72 countries currently participate in our Global Trade Finance Program.

(C) by IFC, International Finance Corporation, World Bank.	Trade and commodity finance solutions Overview Global Trade Finance Program (GTFP) Global Trade Liquidity Program (GTLP) Critical Commodities Finance Program (CCFP) Working Capital Solutions (WCS) Structured Trade & Commodity Finance (STCF) Global Warehouse Finance Program (GWFP) Global Trade Supplier Finance (GTSF)

(C) by ADB, ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK	The Trade Finance Program of ADB The Trade Finance Program (TFP) of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) fills market gaps for trade finance by providing guarantees and loans to banks to support trade. Backed by its AAA credit rating, ADB’s TFP works with over 240 partner banks to provide companies with the financial support they need to engage in import and export activities in Asia’s most challenging markets. The program supports a wide range of transactions, from commodities and capital goods to medical supplies and consumer goods.

(C) by ECB, EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK	ECB guidline EURO SYSTEM This Guideline sets out the uniform rules for the implementation of the single monetary policy by the Eurosystem throughout the Member States whose currency is the euro.

(C) by ECB, EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK	EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK TRADING EUROPEAN SOVEREIGN BONDS THE MICROSTRUCTURE OF THE MTS TRADING PLATFORMS

(C) by ECB, EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK	EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK Politics, banks, and sub-sovereign debt