Twenty-nine bankers from 8 banks and two from BIBM attended ICC Academy Supply Chain Finance Summit 2025 held in Singapore as part of a delegation of ICC Bangladesh, said a press release.
ICC Bangladesh was a partner of ICC Academy in organising the summit.
ICC Bangladesh secretary general Ataur Rahman led the delegation.
The Summit inaugurated by International Chamber of Commerce secretary general John Denton. It was attended by more than 150 global leaders in trade, finance, policy, technology and decision-makers.
The central theme of the Summit was 鈥楻ebuilding trust, driving innovation: the future of supply chain finance in a fragmented world.鈥�
The two-day event, held on October 22 and 23, provided actionable insights on navigating rising geopolitical tensions, digital disruption, and the growing demand for greater sustainability and transparency.
The panellists at various sessions discussed on issues like: Restoring Trust: Establishing and implementing methods to restore trust and ensure compliance and governance within increasingly intricate supply chains; Liquidity in Volatile Markets: Analysing the shifting landscape of liquidity amid tighter credit conditions and rising interest rates, emphasizing resilient financing; New Funding Landscape: Examining how global banks are reassessing risk, how alternative lenders are stepping into underserved gaps, and how digital platforms are using data to offer faster, more flexible access to working capital; Technological Transformation: Highlighting how innovations from blockchain to AI to digital documentation are driving efficiency and new risk models in trade and supply chain finance; Rebuilding Trust and Driving Innovation Green Capital Alignment.