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Key Trade Documents and Data Elements on the Frontlines

Global trade is on the cusp of a transformation driven by digitalisation, where the physical flow of goods and finance are tracked and transacted through a similarly connected flow of data and electronic records. The key to accomplishing this is for all actors on the supply chain to use a finite set of digital trade standards which are interoperable, thus making possible the secure sharing of data wherever it is needed. The aim of this report is to showcase how this transformation takes place on a practical level and for different actors along the supply chain.


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Recommendations Guideline:
Digital Implications of Detecting Fraud
in Trade Finance

The International Credit Insurance & Surety Association (ICISA) has just released their latest paper, outlining new checks insurers can undertake on parties claiming insurance in trade finance on falsified document and duplicate financing transactions.

"Given the prevalence of known claims over the past few years where large traders have collapsed owing significant sums of money to Banks and increasingly involving credit insurance, it is obviously a huge concern for the insurance sector. The fact that a vast majority of these claims involve allegations of fraud by the Seller or the Bank’s Client is even more concerning."


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Shutting Fraudsters out of Trade: Second Edition

The increasing complexity of trade transactions, combined with the growing sophistication of fraudulent activities, poses a major challenge to the integrity and stability of global trade. Banks play a central role in the international trading system and are at the forefront of fraud mitigation. However, addressing these complex challenges requires a concerted effort by all stakeholders. In addition to the need for vigilance on the part of those involved, this includes comparable regulations in different countries, the introduction of global standards, collaboration within the industry and the use of the latest technologies.


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Shutting fraudsters out of trade

The world’s 333 million companies support a global community of almost 8 billion people, all of whom rely on them to earn a living and live in a prosperous world. Businesses worldwide are battling an uncertain economic outlook with harsh macroeconomic conditions. Amid high energy prices, inflation, and monetary tightening, it is of paramount importance that the credit these businesses need to continue to trade globally remains available to them - and - that we further shut fraudsters out of trade.


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A Global Standardized Approach to Combating Duplicate Financing Fraud in Trade Finance

In December 2020, MonetaGo was awarded the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s Financial Sector Technology and Innovation (FSTI) Proof of Concept (POC) grant.

The FSTI POC grant provides funding support for experimentation, development, and dissemination of nascent innovative technologies in the financial services sector.

The goal was to prove that institutions can prevent duplicate financing fraud relating to Invoices, Purchase Orders, Warehouse Receipts, and Bills of Lading by collaborating from any location.

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