This is the podcast channel for the International Trade and Forfaiting Association (ITFA), produced by its members and partners. The podcasts cover a range of issues affecting the trade finance community, exploring key ITFA initiatives and the practical solutions it is developing to address the challenges facing the professionals who finance and underwrite trade.
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Podcast Overview
This is the podcast channel for the International Trade and Forfaiting Association (ITFA), produced by its members and partners. The podcasts cover a range of issues affecting the trade finance community, exploring key ITFA initiatives and the practical solutions it is developing to address the challenges facing the professionals who finance and underwrite trade.
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7/1/2025
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Recent Episodes
May 25, 2026
ITFA Americas podcast: The battle over US tariff rebates
In this episode we discuss a major debate affecting anyone involved in US trade: US tariff rebates. Which will be applied and which repealed, how will the rebates be paid and what is the outlook for tariffs going forward? To shed light on this issue, Tedd George (Kleos Advisory & ARC Secretariat) speaks with two seasoned experts in the field to get their insights: Anna Lea McNerney, Partner in the New York office of Sullivan & Worcester, and an ITFA Americas member; and Bradley Max, Director at Cherokee Acquisition. Their discussion covers: - The current status of US tariffs, legal challenges and the process for claiming rebates - The key battle lines between the Trump administration, the courts and consumer/business bodies - The impact tariffs have had on trade finance so far, and how banks are managing this - The outlook for US tariffs – are they here to stay?
March 30, 2026
ITFA Trade Finance Investment Ecosystem (ITFIE): Making trade an investible asset class
In this episode we explore one of ITFA’s most dynamic working groups: the ITFA Trade Finance Investment Ecosystem (ITFIE). Put simply, ITFIE’s mission is to make trade an investable asset class. To explore its work, Tedd George (Kleos Advisory & ARC Secretariat) speaks with Paul Coles (MPC Chairman & Orbian) and Geoff Wynne (ITFIE member & Sullivan & Worcester) about: - ITFIE’s objectives & collaboration with the MPC - The barriers to investing in trade finance as an asset class - Examples of market guidance and industry templates that are ‘oven ready’ - How ITFIE’s work could support TF COP in its mission to close the trade finance gap
February 11, 2026
ITFA Emerging Leaders Committee: Charlie O’Mulloy, Patrick Baatz & Mayo Adedeye discuss the ELC’s work
In this episode, Tedd George (Kleos Advisory & ARC Secretariat) speaks with the ITFA Emerging Leaders Committee Chair, Charlie O’Mulloy (EBRD) and fellow ELC Board members Patrick Baatz (BACB) and Mayo Adedeye (Barclays UK) about: - Their career journeys into trade finance - The mission of the ELC and how its members benefit from its work - Highlights of the 2026 agenda, including seminars and workshops, the 10,000 Interns programme and the ITFA Emerging Leader Award - Their views on how AI is impacting the professional world and how this will create new opportunities in trade finance
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