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Uniform rules for documentary credits, collections, bank-to-bank reimbursements and demand guarantees.

Using arbitration and ADR to resolve banking and finance disputes
Doha, 2 April 2012 ICC Qatar, with the support of the ICC Banking Commission, the ICC International Court of Arbitration and the ICC International Centre for ADR hosted a one-day symposium on Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in Banking and Financial Disputes on 29 March in Doha.

Banking, business executives meet in Doha on trade finance and investment concerns
Doha, Qatar, 27 March 2012 More than 400 banking and business executives from 50 countries are meeting in Doha, Qatar to rethink the future of trade finance in a bid to encourage governments, regulatory bodies and G20 leaders to remove obstacles to trade finance and stimulate economic growth and job creation.

Global economy to top agenda at ICC Banking Commission meeting in Qatar
Paris, 13 February 2012 ICC, in association with diamond sponsor Qatar National Bank, will host its biannual ICC Banking Commission Meeting in Doha, Qatar on 25-29 March 2012, with some 400 banking leaders and executives from 50 countries expected to attend.

ICC Banking Commission appoints Daniel Schmand as Vice-Chair
Paris, 8 February 2012 ICC announced today the appointment of Daniel Schmand as Vice-Chair of the ICC Banking Commission responsible for the newly created area of supply chain finance.

Market outlook for trade finance is gloomy
Paris, 18 January 2012 New research by ICC and the International Monetary Fund has revealed a largely pessimistic outlook for the demand for trade finance products in 2012.

Big shifts are focus of ICC Trade Finance Summit
Beijing, 28 October 2011 Trade and the big shifts taking place in the economic development model, currencies, financial markets and institutions were the focus of the ICC Trade Finance Summit today in Beijing.

ICC report proves trade finance is low risk, asks regulators and G20 to unlock trade
Beijing, 26 October 2011 The rules set by bank regulators impose unwarranted capital requirements that choke trade and have adverse impacts on growth. A new report issued today by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) shows that trade finance is a relatively low-risk asset class that should not be feared by banks, nor overregulated by governments.

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