Marking its 15th year, Global Trade Review (GTR) Asia returns to Singapore on 3-4 September 2024, at Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre, as the premier event for Asia Pacific trade. Over two days, 100 expert speakers will address a broad array of global priorities. The agenda features panels on supply chain reorientation, the impact of free trade agreements to advance in digital trade, working capital pressures, optimization strategies, commodity security, and evolving approaches to sustainability. S&P Global Market Intelligence’s Vice President for Maritime and Trade, Peter Tirschwell, will deliver the keynote address for this the two-day event.

Deborah Elms, Head of Trade Policy at the Hinrich Foundation, joins a panel at GTR Asia on 3 September on scenario planning and ‘wargaming’ on international trade flows and trade security. Other participants and moderators include experts from the BritCham Singapore, DBS Bank, Deutsche Bank, Bank of America, ReedSmith, Emirates NBD, Rio Tinto, International Chamber of Commerce’s Digital Standards Initiative (ICC DSI), Asian Development Bank (ADB), Swift, Razer, Bank for International Settlements Innovation Hub, Bankers Association for Finance and Trade (BAFT), and more.

Key themes

Changing the dynamics within global supply chains
Trade security scenario planning and wargaming
Are we entering a new era in commodity finance?
Asia as a global growth engine for trade
Digital trade: Moving from standards to adoption
Building climate-smart trade and supply chains

Offer for HF readers

Free limited corporate rate passes are available for non-financial corporate companies who export, import, manufacture, distribute, trade, and produce physical goods. All other attendees can enjoy a 10% discount off standard rate passes. Select 'Hinrich Foundation' as the event partner when registering.

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