Vitol paid $1.12bn to shareholders in 2016
Geneva-headquartered Vitol Group paid $1.12 billion to top executives and staff through share buybacks in 2016, one of its highest ever payouts. The buybacks came as the...
Geneva-headquartered Vitol Group paid $1.12 billion to top executives and staff through share buybacks in 2016, one of its highest ever payouts. The buybacks came as the...
The PPP Canada fund is expected to be replaced by the C$35 billion Canadian Infrastructure Bank in 2018. While the new bank will have a wider mandate and larger budget,...
China’s COFCO International is in the throes of a staffing upheaval as the group pursues its professed ambition of sitting at the top table of global agricultural...
With few exceptions, US travellers have little love for inter-city rail travel. Having pulled off a $600 million non-investment grade PAB issue for its Brightline private...
London-based B2B transaction services fintech Ebury has opened its second office in the Benelux region, Brussels. The office has a staff of 20 - a number that Ebury plans...
The manual processing of supplier invoices is a major burden for UK firms' finance staff, with more than half of those surveyed by Wax Digital saying suppliers often...
TXF spoke to Mark Hansen CEO of commodity trader Concord Resources about the current market, the company’s ambitions and the changes to China’s metals supply and demand...
US Ex-Im has been without authority to approve transactions above $10 million for over 18 months, provoking huge changes for some of Ex-Im’s largest clients. However,...
TXF have been announced as the Platinum Sponsor for AbleChildAfrica’s Annual Gala Dinner on 16 November, an exclusive event that brings together friends, supporters...
Unable to approve transactions of more than $10 million for over a year now, the two Trump nominees for the new US Ex-Im quorum have sent a mixed message to the...
Meeting with vendors is a key step in picking a treasury management system. Treasurers should prepare questions such as how customisable the TMS is, how available are...
AML requirements are getting tighter and more costly for banks. But uptake of cost-cutting technology is slow – and for once it is regulators rather than banks that are...
Grupo R's La Muralla IV rig financing - which at time of close in 2012 won a swathe of export credit accolades - may be in trouble. Export credit agencies that backed the...
Attendees at TXF’s Global Borrowers’ Summit in Venice have had their say on the current export and project finance industry, highlighting the changes needed to ensure...
Changes that could be made to make ECA export finance more simple and accessible - as voiced by you the market
The first of four power generation companies owned by state-utility Saudi Electricity Co (SEC) will be privatised in 2018. SEC's total 55GW capacity is being...
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Research commissioned by Crossflow Payments and YouGov points to a loss of £266 billion in UK SME turnover due to late payments, the equivalent of 15%...
Andrew Taylor, CEO of BeCyberSure, explains why investing in people, processes and governance offers treasurers a better defence against cyber-attacks than technology,...
Uruguay is the MacGyver of clean energy development. Equipped with just some pocket change from the UN’s climate fund, the country has become a global standard-bearer for...