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	As Exports Surge, Americans Are Discovering Trade Credit Insurance A better way to manage risk without straining the balance sheets. by Richard Barovick

Cashing In On Financing Tools, January 2004 Machinery exporters have more choices these days, but you have to do your homework in order to get the biggest bang for your buck. Richard Barovick

Changing of the Guard at the World Bank: An Opportunity for Course Correction, April 2005 The new president of the World Bank will be in a unique position to re-stimulate economic development in emerging markets. Richard H. Frank

Credit Reports, November 2003 Credit reports, an old meat and potatoes tool in the management of export finance, is getting a new look and new role these days. Richard Barovick

Emerging Trends in Supply Chain Finance, Augest 2005 More companies are cashing in on Open Account for trade finance. David Gustin

Ex-Im Bank Updates Programs For Middle Market Exporters, July 2004 The manufacturing sector has lots to gain with the new initiatives underway at the Export-Import Bank. Richard Barovick

Export Finance Companies Are Now Filling A Gap, November 2004 Consolidation in the banking industry has multiplied the choices for U.S. companies, and opportunities. Richard Barovick

Export-Import Bank Supports Small Business Going Global, September 2004 No transaction is too small for Washington's 'best kept secret.' by Neil Shister

Foreign Exchange Strategies For Coping With Currency Volatility, January 2005 As the dollar becomes more volatile, hedging strategies are critical. Guido Schulz

Global Supply Chains Challenge Banks To Do More, February 2005 Financing tricky deals in risky places is becoming a core competency for aggressive banks. Richard Barovick

If You Think The Letter Of Credit Is Dead...Think Again, March 2004 The tried-and-true financial instrument for international traders is still the favorite today, and for good reason. David Gustin

Internet Transforming Letters of Credit at Ever-Increasing Rate, March 2005 Gaining efficiency in the financial supply chain is just as important, and profitable, as streamlining the logistics supply chain. Richard Barovick

KeyBank Offers Mid-Sized Companies Big Time Trade Finance By Partnering With ABN AMRO, December 2004 Outsourcing back office operation lets a regional bank play like a global giant. by Neil Shister

Looking To Cut Trade Finance Costs?, October 2004 The once-popular letter of credit is losing ground to web-based finance solutions. Richard Barovick

Middle Market Traders Scramble To Find The Right Bank, June 2004 The banking landscape for middle market exporters and importers has changed dramatically, but plenty of bankers still want your business. Richard Barovick

Moving Offshore Brings New Financing Twists Lenders get creative with 'bridge' financing and other options. Richard Barovick

Multiple Options and Sources Make Trade Finance More Available Than Ever, April 2005

Richard Barovick

Terrorism's Toll, December 2003 Banking regulations have become stricter while insurance providers have become more selective. Richard Barovick

	The Changing World of Trade Finance, April 2004 This month's cover story explains how the Internet is helping make your global dollars work smarter. We also guide you on choosing a trade bank and share some insight from Naveed Riaz,Managing Director and Global Head of Trade for CitiGroup. Richard Barovick

	The Convergence of Trade and Finance The trade finance scene is hardly the conservative banking environment is used to be. Richard Barovick

Trade Banks Simplify Administration of Open Accounts, May 2005 Outsourced technology as a way to manage their trade finance. John Stockton

Trade Finance 2007: An Abundance of Resources, September 2007 Online trade finance tools and new financing instruments give traders plenty to choose from. Meanwhile, American exporters are discovering forfaiting, an old technique in trade financing that is becoming revitalized by traders and institutions. by Richard Barovick

U.S. Banks Putting More Capital to Work in Emerging Markets, July 2005 National City Bank leverages high-level investments to create new opportunities for its Midwest customers. Susan Linder

Uncle Sam Lends A Financial Hand, January 2005 The Letter of Interest financial package is helping U.S. companies land business in emerging markets. Richard Barovick

Western Banking Spreads in China, May 2005 The Bank of Montreal/Harris Nesbitt opens up new opportunities. by Neil Shister

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