Trade Finance Risk

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The risk in trade finance relating to the uncertainty of payment and repayment in financing and facilitating international trade. It encompasses credit/default risk of buyers or banks, country risk, currency risk, fraud and compliance risk, and operational/ documentary risk in instruments such as letters of credit and guarantees.

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