TXF FIT MasterZone to launch in Singapore on 9 May

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Asia-Pacific

Katharine Morton

Head of Export, Project and Development Finance

TXF's Financing International Trade (FIT) MasterZone will have its inaugural outing in what is fast becoming the most dynamic and exciting hub for trade, treasury and risk in the world, Singapore. Join us for intensive expert briefings, technology updates and best practice roundtables

TXF FIT MasterZone to launch in Singapore on 9 May

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