Trade Treasury Payments
Trade Treasury Payments
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Welcome to the new Trade Treasury Payments podcast, helping you navigate liquidity and risk management. At TTP, we believe cross-border finance is a catalyst for opportunity. Liquidity fuels livelihoods and risk management paves the way for economic prosperity and growth. Each episode brings together discussions, analysis, and stories from leading and well recognised voices across industries and regions.From liquidity solutions and treasury strategies to payment innovations and risk mitigation, the TTP Podcast will keep you informed and equipped in this rapidly evolving market.
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The podcast focuses on key topics such as liquidity solutions, treasury strategies, payment innovations, and risk management, with specific episodes exploring frameworks like the 2025 BAFT Master Trade Loan Agreement and its implications, along with in-depth discussions on geopolitical risk interpretation by corporations and economists.
Welcome to the new Trade Treasury Payments podcast, helping you navigate liquidity and risk management.
At TTP, we believe cross-border finance is a catalyst for opportunity. Liquidity fuels livelihoods and risk management paves the way for economic prosperity and growth.
Each episode brings together discussions, analysis, and stories from leading and well recognised voices across industries and regions.
From liquidity solutions and treasury strategies to payment innovations and risk mitigation, the TTP Podcast will keep you informed and equipped in this rapidly evolving market.
In this episode of the Trade Treasury Payments podcast, Carter Hoffman, Trade and Technology Editor at TTP, speaks with Dr Guido Cozzi, Professor of Macroeconomics at the University of St. Gallen, about the potential global economic consequences of rising tensions around the Strait of Hormuz.
Their conversation examines the strategic importance of the strait as one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints and the risks that disruption could pose to global oil and natural gas flows. The discussion also explores how instability in the region could affect energy markets, global supply chains and inflation.
As geopolitical tensions continue to reshape the global economy, the episode highlights how energy shocks can ripple through trade systems, influence financial markets and potentially reinforce the role of the US dollar during periods of uncertainty.
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