The ICC Global Trade Intelligence Report is the leading industry benchmark and analytical resource for trade finance, providing banks, regulators and market participants with robust data and insights on the performance and resilience of trade finance products.
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Backed by over a decade of aggregated data from leading global banks and over $25.7 trillion in transactions, the ICC Global Trade Intelligence Report delivers actionable insights into risk performance, default and loss rates, and emerging market opportunities.
Leverage the world’s most comprehensive benchmark for trade and supply chain finance. The ICC Global Trade Intelligence Report is a strategic asset for global financial institutions to support better, more informed trade finance decisions. Users have reported*:
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The complete package (also available individually) consists of a Global Overview Report, regional data analysis and product-specific reports to provide insights tailored to different business needs.
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The ICC Global Trade Intelligence Report is a yearly publication made possible with data contributed by 22 global member banks.
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The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)’s flagship Trade Register has been renamed the ICC Global Trade Intelligence Report, reflecting its expanded focus on delivering data-driven insights into trade finance performance, global trade trends, market developments and economic resilience. The first edition under the new name will be released in September 2026.
