On Thursday, April 30, Tradewind Finance is sponsoring and helping to lead a webinar hosted by the Confederation of Indian Industry, titled, \u201cHow to Stay in Best of Financial Health: Maintaining Liquidity & Exploring Global Markets in Covid Times\u201d. The session, part of CII\u2019s \u201cFinance & Export Series\u201d, will cover topics that include: maintaining adequate liquidity for operations, FTP benefits to achieve immediate liquidity, how exporters and importers minimize losses and forex risks during the current crisis, planning and filing GST compliances and refunds, and exploring new markets. During the webinar, Soheil Zali, Regional Commercial Leader of Tradewind\u2019s South Asia offices, will discuss Tradewind\u2019s trade finance solutions for the India market and how these solutions can be particularly beneficial for businesses trying to overcome liquidity challenges during Covid-19.<\/p>\n
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Tradewind\u2019s services aim to accelerate cash flow to businesses through receivables-based financing while minimizing trade risk by providing credit protection on invoices. During a global crisis like the present, Tradewind has continued to deliver reliable financing to their clients and has even opened their doors to new clients in need of immediate liquidity.<\/p>\n
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As a vital asset to maintaining operations, liquidity is being stretched for many businesses under the current economic circumstances. Tradewind, with two offices in India, works with Indian manufacturers and exporters across industries, including the textile, leather, sporting goods, agricultural and auto parts sectors, to replenish cash flow for them.<\/p>\n
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In addition to non-recourse export factoring, Tradewind offers supply chain financing that suppliers and buyers can leverage to better negotiate payment terms and enhance capital for both parties.<\/p>\n
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Using innovative financing techniques, Tradewind boosts liquidity for small and medium-sized enterprises in India and throughout the globe, allowing them to participate in international trade more fully, securely, and smoothly, even during the most difficult of conditions.<\/p>\n
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