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Reed Smith

Reed Smith

At Reed Smith, we believe that the practice of law has the power to drive progress. We are focused on outcomes, are highly collaborative, and have deep industry insight that, when coupled with our local market knowledge, allows us to anticipate and address your needs.

About Reed Smith

Through our commodities division, we bring results to our clients in the commodities trading and transportation business. The market is unpredictable and volatile, with prices not only affected by demand, but also by global economic and geopolitical factors, and even seasonal changes. But with our finger on the market pulse, we at Reed Smith use our legal nous to maximise opportunities as they arise, while mitigating any risks – be they regulatory, dispute or competitor-related.

Over the years, we have helped our clients prosper by providing incisive legal counsel in the set-up, restructuring, reorganisation, and divestiture of assets and business lines – irrespective of the prevailing price and regulatory environment. We understand physical commodities as well as the derivatives business. Furthermore, where disputes arise, you can count on our considerable arbitration, litigation and early dispute resolution experience.

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Fiona  Powell

Fiona Powell

Assistant Director of Business Development
Reed Smith
Jonathan Solomon

Jonathan Solomon

Partner
Reed Smith
Paddy Sutton

Paddy Sutton

Counsel
Reed Smith
Richard Swinburn

Richard Swinburn

Partner - Energy and Natural Resources
Reed Smith

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Banking Challenges Commodity Trade Finance Opportunities
Bankers' Panel

Bankers' Panel

With increased market risk, banks have tightening the belts by showing preference to larger more established clients to minimise the challenges surrounding compliance and regulatory issues. How can banks collaborate with other lenders and insurers to increase lending appetite for mid-size and SME traders? Is there growing pressure from NGOs and other pressure groups to push banks to finance certain commodities and vice versa? What would those implications mean for the commodity finance market overall?

Bob Angliss
Head of Commodity Business Centre, Bank of China
Jean-Marie Le Fouest
Head of Commodity & Structured Trade Finance EMEA, MUFG Bank
Christine McWilliams
Global Head of Commodity and Energy, Treasury and Trade Solutions, Citi
Orhan Gunes
Head of Commodity Trade Finance, Sberbank (Switzerland) AG
Moderator
Jonathan Solomon
Partner, Reed Smith
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