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Expert opinion
12 February 2019

The rise of unsecured debt in Americas commodity finance

In:
Agri/Soft Commodities, Power
Region:
Americas
Max Thompson
Max Thompson
Deputy Editor
Commodity trade finance was conservatively tapped by traders and producers in the Americas last year. According to TXF Data, deal flow totalled $56.07 billion in 2018 compared to an overall debt volume of $39 billion the previous year – a significant drop in business of $18 billion

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