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This Group is formed by www.FreightValuation.com - A Global Logistics Directory & Network !! www. FreightValuation.com connects Worldwide Logistics Users, Importers, Exporters, Traders, Manufacturers with Worldwide Freight Forwarding Companies, International Logistics Services Providers, Custom Brokers, Transporters, Project Logistics Handling Companies, Warehousing Companies, Supply Chain Logistics Management Companies, Logistics Professionals, EXIM Professionals, Global Trade Fair Logistics services providers, Cargo Marine Insurance Providers, Logistics Institutes, Logistics Jobs & Vacancies etc. The following can list thier Company with www.freightvaluation.com and also join us :- International Freight Forwarders | Carriers | LCL Consolidators | NVOCC | Shipping Agents | Custom Brokers | Domestic Transporters | Warehousing Companies | Supply Chain Professional | Logistics Consultants | Project Logistics | Refer Container Operators | Train Operating Companies | Third Party Logistics | Packers and Movers | Cargo Packaging Professionals & Companies | Logistics Institutes | Logistics Jobs | HR Consultants | Logistics Financing Companies | Ship Brokers | Baggage Cargo Handling Companies & Professionals | Freightliner | Cargo Marine Insurance Agents | MTO ( Multimodal Transport Operator ) | Cargo Shipping Agents | Courier Company | For more details, please visit www.freightvaluation.com

The Global Trade & Finance Forum is the leading international trade & finance forum for Global Sourcing & Financing of Goods & Services. It provides an interactive forum for all professionals and organizations with a shared interest in this arena globally. In addition to its core sourcing themes, the group has a rich history addressing sustainability and social responsibility in global trade. If you are involved in or simply interested in global sourcing of goods, services and technologies, global procurement, responsible business, eco-friendly tourism, and related domestic and international dispute resolution, you are warmly welcome. As the world gets smaller and as trade barriers fall, it is good to have contacts around the world. Participation is open to all and entirely voluntary. In wishing you great success, I also invite you to connect with me directly if you so wish. David Kinnear Group Founder & Owner

Group of international trade consultants who are experts in international trade finance, export credit guarantees, trade flows, supply chain, supply chain financing.

Our Mission: GBC International Bank, (GBCIB) is fully committed to providing convenient and comprehensive financial solutions that will increase efficiency as well as save time for their domestic and international clients. GBC accomplishes this by providing them with customized services, specifically tailored to achieve their specific financial objectives. GBC International Bank was organized in 1972 as First Women's Bank of Los Angeles. It was later renamed Guaranty Bank of California. The Bank was purchased by its current investors in 1992 and the current management team has been in place for more than 15 years. As of August 1, 2007, we adopted a new name, GBC International Bank. Our new name reflects our long standing capability to handlein addition to our commercial real estate financing and personal banking services. We have been a delegated lender of the Export Import Bank of the U.S since 1999. We have four branches in the Los Angeles area, two in San Francisco. Our multi-lingual staff can assist you in English, Spanish, Indonesian, Mandarin, Cantonese, Vietnamese, Burmese, Korean, and Russian.

Welcome to the group on Financing of International Trade. This module explores modalities for financing international trade transactions.

Looking for financing? Reduce financial risks? Ministry of Foreign Affairs provides support through the funds: DGGF and DTIF. Dutch Good Growth Fund - https://english.dggf.nl/ Dutch Trade & Investment Fund - https://english.rvo.nl/subsidies-programmes/dutch-trade-and-investment-fund-dtif

IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, and its Global Trade Partners provide financing and risk-sharing facilities to increase the availability of trade finance and working capital for developing country banks and corporates. Our innovative deals in trade finance, warehouse finance, supplier finance, structured commodity finance, and trade asset reinsurance have been recognized with dozens of industry Deal of the Year awards. Our biannual Global Trade Partners Meeting provides an exclusive networking opportunity for global banks,buyers, and businesses and FIs in emerging markets. Since the launch of the flagship Global Trade Finance Program in 2005, IFC and its partners have supported over $130 billion in emerging market trade.

Australian International Sourcing Forum is a discussion group and networking tool for those looking to source fashion, apparel, accessories, and textiles to and from Australia, New Zealand, Asia, India and beyond. Our group is a platform to discuss international buying,, global sourcing, low-cost country sourcing, corporate sourcing, agent relations, strategic sourcing, government support,policy and everything in between. Primarily our members are made up of Buyers, Manufacturers, Importers, Wholesalers, OEDM & ODM companies worldwide, Retailers and Exporters, who are keen to learn more about the Australian and New Zealand market. However, we are not just limited to that and we invite anyone with an interest in the Australian market, and regional and global sourcing to join. We remain a closed group to keep the unsolicited spam at the very minimum and keep the conversation focused, and we approve join-requests daily. This group is moderated by Informa Exhibitions Australia.

Benefits of attending are networking and information exchange, Business-to-Business (B2B) linkages of global manufacturers and local suppliers, increasing investor support for improved lighting products and services, highlighting business andmodels for lighting projects. Key conference topics include: Meeting the Rural Electrification Challenge: Role for Modern Lighting Sustainable Energy for All: Opportunities for Off-Grid Lighting Reaching the Base of the Pyramid: Impacts, Market Status, and Trends Financing Across the Supply Chain Engaging the Public Sector: A Panel Discussion Product Advances in Off-Grid Lighting Environmental and Social Responsibilities Going to Scale—Business Models for Off-Grid Lighting Consumer Perspectives Quality Assurance in the Off-Grid Lighting Market Quality Assurance Communication Strategies Reaching the Last Mile: Issues and Approaches Lighting Africa/Global —The Way Forward To register for the Conference orfair, and/or to become an event sponsor go to http://www.lightingafrica.org/2012conference . Questions can be directed to Ms. Judy Siegel: [email protected]

Indian Warehousing Sector is almost about INR 600 Billion (excluding inventory carrying costs, which amount to another ~INR 5,000 billion).The industry is Growing @ 10% per YOY. Out of this total Warehousing sector the dry warehousing is approx 15% and cold store warehousing is another 15% as far as Agri warehousing is concerned . Warehousing forms a crucial link in the overall logistics value chain. It accounts for ~5% of the Indian logistics market (excluding inventory carrying costs, which amount to another ~30%). The growth in warehousing in India is primarily being driven by the following factors: Growing manufacturing activity Rising domestic consumption, Increasing internationalEmergence of organisedin the country Increasing private and foreign investments in infrastructure Easing of government regulations In India the total Agri-Warehousing space is close to 130 Million MT , which is almost 30% of the total production of agricultural commodities . Out of this total space 65% space is occupied by Govt Warehousing by FCIs, CWC,SEC, and other Local Govt Cooperatives bodies and remaining 35% is done by private players & Agri-exchanges. This 30 Million MT private space is again operated by two types of entities - National Warehouse Service Providers ( NWSP) & Local Warehouse Owners ( LWO). The share of LWO is very high to the extend of 90% and the NWSP is restricted to only 10% of the Private warehousing space as of now . There is a question on economical viabilities in Agri warehousing because of very low margins being a very high operation oriented business where the major cost is the fixed cost of warehouse rent and manpower deployed for operations . Many companies are trying to evolve various models in the country to maximize their margins and some got success, few are in the process and few have already done the same .