London, UK - The Electronic Trade Documents Act (ETDA) will shortly receive Royal Assent and will come into effect two months later. The culmination of years of work by many people and industry bodies ...

On 20 July 2023 the long awaited Electronic Trade Documents Act 2023 (the Act) received Royal Assent, and will come into effect in the UK on 20 September 2023. The Act, which is largely based on the ...

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This content is contributed or sourced from third parties but has been subject to Finextra editorial review. On 20th September, the Electronic Trade Documents Act came into force. I have written here ...

The government has introduced the Electronic Trade Documents Bill in Parliament, aiming to reduce the amount of paper trade documents that are printed daily. Previously, all trade documents had to be ...

A new law that accords digital trade documents the same legal status as physical ones, hopefully making foreign trade more efficient, cleaner and cheaper, has received royal assent from the King and ...

The UK Electronic Trade Documents Bill is expected to greatly improve access to trade finance, particularly for contracts that use English law. “There are multiple advantages to single trade windows, ...

Citi (NYSE: C) has announced it will collaborate with Traydstream, a provider of innovative trade documentation solutions to “provide clients with access to a cutting edge and automated trade-document ...

T he new AI-automated tool ensures that critical paperwork — from C ertificates of O rigin to Bill s of Lading — is accurately validated within seconds rather than days, streamlining operations and ...

Early Wednesday morning, the non-profit consumer rights advocacy group and long-time critic of President Barack Obama, Public Citizen, released a leaked trade document detailing the administration’s ...

Reddit has said that documents containing confidential details of discussions between the US and UK about a post-Brexit trade deal were likely leaked onto the platform by Russia. The platform said it ...