European Trade Finance Yearbook 2012/2013 (order now)

An authoritative view of Europe's trade finance markets including:

• expert reviews
• list of trade finance providers
• analysis & statistics 
• futre trends & predictions

The first country by country review of trade finance markets in Europe & beyond

World Supply Chain Finance Yearbook 2012/2013 (order now) 

Find out how SCF is developing around the world and why this form of finance is being talked about so much.

• 'We have seen strong renewed interest in supply chain finance and expect it to accelerate in the coming years'.  Standard Chartered, Malaysia
• 'Buyer sponsored SCF continues to become a mainstream option for treasurers of large corporates in the US with enquiries and mandates coming from all industrial sectors of the economy.  Wells Fargo, US
• 'The size of SCF programmes in Taiwan have grown exponentially since 2011. Deutsche Bank, Taiwan'

World Factoring Yearbook 2012 (order now)

Order your copy of the brand new 2012 edition of the World Factoring Yearbook and keep up-to-date with the latest developments in this dynamic and rapidly expanding industry supporting trade and services volumes of more than EUR2 trillion per year.

This new edition of the World Factoring Yearbook covers even more markets and with each article written by recognised industry experts. Providing analysis and review of 54 countries around the globe, plus specialist articles, find out:

• Who are the global leaders?
• Which markets are expanding the fastest?
• The new legal and regulatory developments
• What's expected in the future...and much more.

World Factoring Yearbook 2011 (order now) (view the free e-book copy here)

The World Factoring Yearbook 2011 is a comprehensive country by country review of global factoring markets. In this, 14th edition, senior factoring executives report on factoring developments in 47 countries. It is essential reading for receivables finance professionals who wish to understand the globalisation of the receivables finance industry. The book is designed to deliver detailed country by country information on:

• economic environment, in which factoring operates
• receivables fi nance market statistics, analysis and explanations
• opportunities and challenges factors are facing
• future trends
• market players and competition
• pressing legal, funding and credit insurance issues
   
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World Supply Chain Finance Yearbook 2011/2012 (Order now)(view the free e-book copy here)

This is the second edition of the World Supply Chain Finance Yearbook.
Since the publication of the first edition, just over a year ago, 
interest in supply chain finance has grown further, with many markets 
reporting substantial increases in volume.

To some extent the increasing level of interest stems from the continuing 
economic uncertainty and lower levels of traditional bank lending - working 
capital remains a premium concern for a proportion of businesses, both large 
and small, as world economies struggle to regain growth. interest also comes 
from large corporates keen to find superior returns in utilising excess cash and 
a need to support distributors and particularly, suppliers.

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World Supply Chain Finance Yearbook 2010 
(Order now)

The first lucid guide to the processes inside global supply chain finance 

Receivable finance providers around the globe are starting to hear about Supply Chain
Finance from their clients. The banks, which have the ability to put together
cross-border solutions and to run the end-to-end financial supply chains, are seeing a
dramatic uptake from their customers.

The most authoritative reference work for the global factoring industry.

Edited by John Brehcist
Introduction by Jeroen Kohnstamm
In association with Factors Chain International

The Yearbook shows that despite a decrease in global factoring volume by 3.14%, the industry has so far weathered the global economic squeeze well.

Find out:

• Who were 2009's winners and losers?
• What affect has the global crisis had on markets?
• What lessons have been learned?
• How are factors adapting to a changing banking, economic and commercial environment?
• What is the future for global factoring?

World Factoring Yearbook 2009 is a lucid and informative guide to the world of factoring and invoice discounting.

Compare factoring in nearly 50 countries worldwide. Acknowledged local industry experts write each country entry.

Entries include a market commentary and analysis, directory of local factors, their contact details, services provided and share of the market.

Keep up to date with current thinking. Recognised industry experts and subject visionaries contribute specialist articles examining the important issues challenging the industry.

The observations and analyses of the leading global figures in factoring and a wealth of detailed statistics provide the only single source of authoritative, current information in the world.

This new edition of the World Factoring Yearbook, edited by Robin Clarke, provides and remains the essential report and guide to the global receivables finance markets. Included are country-by-country coverage, state-of-the- market reports, commentary and analysis. The 2008 edition contains Analyses of 40 markets by acknowledged local factoring experts.

The most comprehensive annual global report yet. As the industry approaches ˆ1,000bn in factored volumes worldwide, the latest WFY offers an in depth analysis of all markets, from Armenia to Vietnam. Totaling around 50 countries. It remains essential reading for anyone with an interest in receivables finance, providing ideas and benchmarking comparisons to help you grow your factoring business or advise your factor clients.

The most comprehensive annual global report for 2005. As the industry approaches ˆ850bn in factored volumes worldwide, the latest WFY offers an in depth analysis of all emerging and mature markets. Totaling around 40 countries. It remains essential reading for anyone with an interest in receivables finance, providing ideas and benchmarking comparisons to help you grow your factoring business or advise your factor clients.

The most comprehensive annual global report yet. As the industry approaches ˆ750bn in factored volumes worldwide, the latest WFY offers an in depth analysis of all emerging and mature markets. Totaling around 40 countries. It remains essential reading for anyone with an interest in receivables finance, providing ideas and benchmarking comparisons to help you grow your factoring business or advise your factor clients.