Trade Finance
Our Trade Finance courses provide a practical, in-depth understanding of international trade and commodity finance.
Examining the conflicting needs of importer and exporter, risk mitigation and working capital solutions for both parties, you will leave our training with a comprehensive understanding of trade finance instruments and financing structures used to facilitate commodity flows.
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Public Courses
Our public courses are attended by the world’s top corporate and investment banks. Take a look at our Trade Finance public courses and click on the course name to find out more.
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Uncover the legal issues of bonds & guarantees with this market driven courseLocationDatesDaysLondon24-26 Jun 20193London02-04 Dec 20193
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LocationDatesDaysLondon17-21 Jun 20195London02-06 Dec 20195
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Understand trade financing, commodity flows & emerging markets with this courseLocationDatesDaysLondon09-12 Sep 20194Singapore12-15 Nov 20194
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LocationDatesDaysLondon25-27 Sep 20193
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LocationDatesDaysNew York14-18 Oct 20195
Public Course Testimonials
There is no-one better to tell you how good our public courses are than those who attended them. From utilising a range of trade finance instruments and financing structures to mitigating various types of risk, our courses will help you thrive in this constantly changing sector.
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?Was worth every penny spent. The content was very rich and the very technical aspects were made really simple by the teaching style.
- Past Attendee
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?It was a highly educational and interesting course. Very entertaining, as well!
- Past attendee
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?Well structured and comprehensive overview of all the different aspects of trade finance
- Associate
- Agri Commodities
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?Excellent experience right from the registration processing to the Training itself. By all means one of the best trainings I have attended.
- Past Attendee
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?The course is really completed, including all main information about Guarantees and Letter of Credits
- Trade Finance Specialist
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?The trainer explained concepts explicity with lots of examples, which made understanding of concepts very easy
- Past Attendee
Bespoke, Inhouse Programmes
Take a look at some of the tailored learning programmes we have delivered for our clients and the feedback we have received. Get in touch to discover what we can do for your business.
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A practical in-house course produced and delivered for Bank MuscatExcellent coverage of all products, very relevant to our business
- Asset Manager
- Global Trade Finance
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An intensive in-house course created and delivered for BNP ParibasExcellent skills and great involvement with the classroom
- Senior Relationship Manager
- Corporate Banking
Meet the Faculty
Find out more about our Trade Finance course instructors.
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Specialism: trade finance, risk mitigation, AMLI have more than 40 years of trade finance experience gained by occupying senior positions at renowned international financial institutions. I regularly provide training globally to relationship and credit risk managers, sales teams and auditors on trade, risk mitigation, AML and compliance.
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Specialism: trade finance, risk managementWith 34 years' international experience consulting for companies in the international trade and banking & finance sectors, I now deliver highly valuable and practical courses to help trade finance practitioners master new skills and respond to the challenges facing our industry.
- Course Instructor
- Trade Finance
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