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Dapre yon kalkil Azyatik Bank Devlopman, diferans nan komès finans mondyal se kounye a nan $1.5 billions epi li se estime pou grandi pou $2.4 billions pa 2025. Rechèch la plis eksplike ke pwoblèm sa a lajman rive soti nan aksè limite a sa sèlman kredi ak prè pou SMEs ki ap chèche yo elaji biznis yo, depi distribye rezo yo kapab pataje dosye biznis atravè enstitisyon finansye ansanm chèn ekipman pou, epi pote transparans nan biznis’ kredibilite. “Yo ta ka ede bese risk kredi, pi ba frè ak retire baryè nan komès,” chèchè yo ekri.
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According to an Asian Development Bank calculation, the global trade finance gap is currently at $1.5 trillion and is estimated to grow to $2.4 trillion by 2025. The research further explains that this issue largely arises from limited access to credit and loans for SMEs that are looking to expand their businesses, since distributed networks are able to share business records across financial institutions along the supply chain and bring transparency to businesses’ credibility. “They would help mitigate credit risk, lower fees and remove barriers to trade,” the researchers write.