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International Chamber of Commerce

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) is a global business organization representing companies and business associations in more than 170 countries. It develops voluntary rules for international trade, provides commercial dispute resolution services, and advocates on behalf of business in global policy-making.www.iccwbo.org

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Oct 19, 2026

David PerronHOST
7:50
The bank said it would implement ClearEye.ai's ClearTrade platform to extract and classify information from complex trade documents in digital and paper form.
David PerronHOST
8:00
The announced scope also includes examination against International Chamber of Commerce rules and checks for trade-based money laundering.
David PerronHOST
8:07
These activities connect document interpretation with the controls that determine whether a transaction can proceed.
David PerronHOST
8:13
The operational implication is that extraction accuracy alone is an incomplete measure.
speaker_2HOST
22:06
The Food and Agriculture Organization has warned that fertilizer scarcity could reduce crop yields and tighten food supplies in the second half of 2026 and into 2027.
speaker_2HOST
22:17
The International Chamber of Commerce, in an August report, modeled a scenario of prolonged disruption in which prices could rise by as much as 81% for cereals, 66% for oil crops, and 30% for animal products.
speaker_2HOST
22:30
Those were modeled outcomes, not forecasts or observed prices.
speaker_2HOST
22:35
Food prices have not yet risen sharply, and analysts expect the pressure to arrive with a delay, as higher fertilizer costs weigh on productivity.
Alex NewmanHOST
24:27
Uh, also some scary news, folks.
Alex NewmanHOST
24:28
The Secretary General of the International Chamber of Commerce, John Denton, is warning that we could see global gra- grain prices skyrocket by up to 80% in the near future as a result of this conflict in Iran.
Alex NewmanHOST
24:44
The, uh, closing of the Strait of Hormuz.
Alex NewmanHOST
24:46
And, uh, they did some modeling, folks, with the, the lack of fertilizer, the lack of natural gas, and, uh, with these prices increasing, they said that could cause massive problems, including millions of people going into starvation.
Peter GriffinGUEST
15:09
So Robert's company, obviously, as I said at the outset, they were unpaid for several months of work and they brought a case.
Peter GriffinGUEST
15:20
According to their contract, any disputes about payment or non-payment had to be referred to what's called international arbitration in front of the International Chamber of Commerce.
Peter GriffinGUEST
15:32
which was seating in Paris at the time.
Peter GriffinGUEST
15:34
So they brought a claim for what ultimately turned out to be somewhere in the region of $13 million.
Alex NewmanHOST
21:57
Uh, also some scary news, folks.
Alex NewmanHOST
21:59
The Secretary General of the International Chamber of Commerce, John Denton, is warning that we could see global gra- grain prices skyrocket by up to 80% in the near future as a result of this conflict in Iran, the, uh, closing of the Strait of Hormuz.
Alex NewmanHOST
22:17
And, uh, they did some modeling, folks, with the, the lack of fertilizer, the lack of natural gas, and, uh, with these prices increasing, they said that could cause massive problems, including millions of people going into starvation.
Alex NewmanHOST
22:31
And, uh, you know, here in America we have a lot more money than people in a lot of places, but there's a lot of people around the world, folks, who can barely afford to buy food for their families now.
Alex NewmanHOST
21:57
Also, some scary news, folks.
Alex NewmanHOST
21:59
The Secretary General of the International Chamber of Commerce, John Denton, is warning that we could see global grain prices skyrocket by up to 80% in the near future as a result of this conflict in Iran.
Alex NewmanHOST
22:14
the closing of the Strait of Hormuz.
Alex NewmanHOST
22:17
And they did some modeling folks with the lack of fertilizer, the lack of natural gas.
Alex NewmanHOST
21:57
Uh, also some scary news, folks.
Alex NewmanHOST
21:59
The Secretary General of the International Chamber of Commerce, John Denton, is warning that we could see global gra- grain prices skyrocket by up to 80% in the near future as a result of this conflict in Iran, the, uh, closing of the Strait of Hormuz.
Alex NewmanHOST
22:17
And, uh, they did some modeling, folks, with the, the lack of fertilizer, the lack of natural gas, and, uh, with these prices increasing, they said that could cause massive problems, including millions of people going into starvation.
Alex NewmanHOST
22:31
And, uh, you know, here in America, we have a lot more money than people in a lot of places, but there's a lot of people around the world, folks, who can barely afford to buy food for their families now.
J.R. RochfordHOST
39:41
So according to a report from The Wall Street Journal, gridlock in the Strait of Hormuz has already delivered an energy shock.
J.R. RochfordHOST
39:49
The Secretary General of International Chamber of Commerce now warns that a global food security crisis is taking shape behind it.
J.R. RochfordHOST
39:58
You don't feel it if you go to Fry's or Safeway or where- Wal- Walmart, wherever you go right now.
J.R. RochfordHOST
40:04
You're not feeling it.
TessNARRATOR
2:37
It's a challenge for all stakeholders.
TessNARRATOR
2:40
And yet, global trade figures remain remarkably resilient, with companies continuing to rely on trade finance solutions to, as the International Chamber of Commerce defines, facilitate international trade flows through banks' commitments and mitigants, import and export loans, and insurance mechanisms.
TessNARRATOR
2:59
By the end of twenty twenty-five, UN trade and development figures show trade flows expected to reach thirty-five trillion dollars.
TessNARRATOR
3:08
This is an increase over twenty twenty-four of seven percent.
David KnightHOST
40:15
This is, we've seen this now how many times, and we know this from the very beginning.
David KnightHOST
40:19
This is now the International Chamber of Commerce, the chief saying that.
David KnightHOST
40:24
We know that's the case.
David KnightHOST
40:25
Uh, fertilizer capacity has fallen by nearly 40% since the strait was disrupted.

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