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Jun 9, 2026
Future of Trade with Standard Chartered E4: A new blueprint for resilient supply chain finance
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1:13Mark AbramsHOST
With this kind of new normal of continued disruptions and uncertainty, what actual trends are you seeing?

Riccardo ScapinelloGUEST
It's, uh, it's literally two months from the start of the conflict in the Middle East that's-- has had already far-reaching impacts across supply chains, not just oil, LNG, and the derivative markets.

Riccardo ScapinelloGUEST
But we've seen these trends start really since COVID when supply chains are starting being impacted by geopolitical events, uh, have become more unstable, more volatile.

Riccardo ScapinelloGUEST
And what we're seeing is clients really looking into their supply chains because there's a lot of liquidity that's tied up in their supply chain.

Riccardo ScapinelloGUEST
They've experienced an environment of higher interest rate for a long period of time, and, um, they have the need and the necessity now to shift what was primarily a liquidity-driven tool into something more strategic.
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