Jenny Messenger is a freelance journalist at Inside Housing and Global Trade Review (GTR). She covers a range of topics within the BFSI sector, including banking, financial services, and insurance, while also delving into energy and mining, business and economics, and the global economy. Her work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing her expertise in commodities markets, capital markets, and economic policy.
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Jenny Messenger's coverage mainly focuses on content and publishing, with a significant portion dedicated to finance and economy. Her articles touch upon various topics such as supply chains, ESG, fossil fuel finance, anti-greenwashing, trade credit insurance, receivables finance, oil and gas export credit, infrastructure investment, trade finance among others.
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By: Jenny Messenger
A group of Africa-focused organisations has established Easetrade, a digital platform that aims to increase access to financing for MSMEs in supply chains with limited access to formal credit. Easetrade said it plans to finance around 5,000 MSMEs and disburse US$150mn in loans over the next three years, as well as train 6,400 enterprises in…
By: Jenny Messenger
The growing use of services across all sectors means they should also be viewed as critical for goods exports, a report from the United Nation’s trade and development arm has said. The UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) found that industries across the board are increasingly embedding services in their products, even if they…
By: Jenny Messenger
Nine years after an explosion devastated the Wirral town of New Ferry, a major regeneration project is well under way to provide more than 70 new affordable homes. Jenny Messenger finds out more
Worldwide trade exceeded a “record” US$35tn last year, as the demand for AI products remained a key driver of goods trade despite geopolitical volatility. According to a report from the United Nation’s trade and development arm, the global economy has proved more resilient than expected this year, amid conflict in the Middle East, soaring…
The UK has been named the most sustainable trading economy for the second year in a row, according to rankings produced by the Hinrich Foundation and the IMD World Competitiveness Center (WCC). The UK was followed by Singapore and New Zealand in second and third place, as the US slipped one place to tenth and…
Specialist underwriting management agency Credeq has received in-principle approval for a Lloyd’s syndicate focused on credit insurance. Syndicate 1998 will provide Credeq with extra capacity and marks a “significant step” in its growth strategy, it said. The syndicate is expected to start underwriting from January 1, 2027, subject to final checks, and will…
By: Jenny Messenger
Fintech firm Finastra has launched a product aimed at helping US banks digitise their standby letters of credit (SBLCs). StandbyX is a cloud-based solution that enables regional and mid-sized banks to automate their SBLC processing without the need for a full trade finance platform, Finastra said. The fintech explained that smaller banks may still…
Fintech Cleareye.ai is set to launch a product that uses AI to vet wording found in standby letters of credit (SBLCs) and guarantees. ClearTrade is designed to reduce friction for banks and their customers by identifying risks hidden in “dense wording that is often found too late”, Cleareye said. The new platform uses fixed…
By: Jenny Messenger
Three digital trade companies have unveiled a private electronic letter of credit (eLC) model that they say is the first fully digital method to connect a buyer, seller and single non-bank financier. CrediPort, Capital4Trade and WaveBL used documents from a shipment from Spain to the US for a transaction that covered the process from credit…
By: Jenny Messenger
The European Union’s Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) could prompt a decline of up to 0.5% in Ethiopia’s national GDP, as smallholders struggle to comply with the new rules. Think tank ODI Global found that traceability gaps threaten to exclude up to 60% of Ethiopian smallholders from European supply chains. Under the EUDR, EU-based importers, processors…
