Trade Risk Mitigation

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Trade risk mitigation refers to the proactive identification, assessment, and implementation of measures to reduce or control risks associated with international trade, including market volatility, regulatory changes, logistical disruptions, and credit exposures, in order to ensure supply chain continuity and minimize potential financial losses.

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