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Trade Credit Talks podcast: Navigating CBAM

This episode delves into the challenges and opportunities presented by CBAM, offering insights on how to navigate the evolving landscape of trade credit in light of these changes.

As the global economy adapts to new regulatory frameworks, understanding the implications of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is crucial for professionals in the metal sector and trade credit practices. This episode delves into the challenges and opportunities presented by CBAM, offering insights on how to navigate the evolving landscape of trade credit in light of these changes.

In this episode of Trade Credit Talks, Jono Hall, Credit Risk Consultant, Marsh Specialty is joined by industry experts including Rodney Rice, Sales Director at Langley Alloys; Gabriel Rozenburg, Founder & CEO of CBAMBOO; Dan Forrester, Senior Risk Underwriter at Tokio Marine HCC; Rob Cooper, Managing Director of the British Stainless Steel Association; and Will Healy, Consulting Director for Climate Resilience & Strategy at Marsh Advisory. Together, they explore the specifics of CBAM, its impact on the metal sector, and strategies for adaptation.

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Key takeaways

Understanding CBAM

Gain a clear understanding of what CBAM is and its objectives, particularly in relation to carbon emissions and trade.

Impact on the Metal Sector

Discover how CBAM will affect pricing, competitiveness, and compliance for metal producers and traders.

Trade Credit Implications

Learn about the potential changes in trade credit risk assessment and management due to CBAM.

About our speakers

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Jono Hall

Credit Risk Consultant, Trade Credit, Marsh Specialty

  • United Kingdom

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