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2017 World Trade Credit & Risk Summit Kicks off October 17-18The convergence of conflicting trade policy between the East and West, the rise of nationalism, Brexit, de-globalization and the Trump White House means companies trying to conduct business across borders are faced with never-before-seen challenges. Top international thought leaders will assess and analyze these challenges during the inaugural World Trade Credit & Risk Summit to be held October 17-18 at the Ronald Reagan Building & International Trade Center in Washington, D.C. The brainchild of GCS Group, a leading authority on international credit and risk management standards, the 2017 World Trade Credit & Risk Summit welcomes professionals interested in the trends, challenges, technologies and opportunities in today's modern economy. The two-day event features discussion panels, presentations and workshops featuring world-renowned leaders spanning government, think tanks, academia, busines and trade including:
Topics include US-UK-EU trade relations, trade policy through Brexit, China's One Bridge One Road, de-globalization and foreign policy, TPP and renegotiating NAFTA, EU geopolitics and Brexit ramifications on global markets, currency wars, and disruptive influences of FinTech and RegTech including Bitcoin, Blockchain, Smart Contracts and the Evolution of Trust Value Exchange. Registration is currently open for one or both days at http://tradecreditrisksummit.com/register/ and free registration is available for members of the credentialed media by visiting: http://tradecreditrisksummit.com/media-contact/. About GCS (News - Alert) Group: GCS Group, founded in Melbourne, Australia in 1976, provides credit and risk management services in over 100 countries enabling customers to more profitably manage their businesses. GCS Group embraces leading-edge information and communication technology platforms, supported by an industry-based, globally-recognized governance, risk, compliance and quality framework.
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