Trade Finance as an Asset Class
22 October 2024
WebinarWhat is the webinar about?
Working Capital Finance continues to establish itself as a stand-alone, alternative asset class that attracts increasing interest from professional investors.
In this webinar you’ll discover why this topic is relevant for corporates who want to tap alternative sources to finance various working capital needs and what additional advantages real money investors bring to the table compared to traditional trade finance banks.
Your Speakers
Martin Opfermann, Lead Portfolio Manager Trade Finance, Allianz Global Investors
Florian Reis, Head of Capital Markets, CRX Markets
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