Commodity trade: European banks most exposed to Russian risk

In:

Chemicals/Petrochemicals, Metals and Mining

Region:

Europe

Max Thompson

Managing Editor

Russian and Ukrainian corporates have been the most active users of commodity trade finance since 2017, especially in the metals & mining sector, with European lenders most exposed to CIS regional risk, according to TXF Intelligence.

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