Dealogic trade finance tables 1H 2010

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12 July 2010

Dealogic: Global trade finance volume down 39% to $51.7 billion; excluding bilateral loans, volume rose 42% year-on-year; BNP Paribas leads MLA ranking for syndicated trade financing.

Global trade finance volume reached $51.7 billion in 1H 2010, the lowest half yearly volume since 1H 2006 ($44.7 billion) and down 39% compared with $85.3 billion in 1H 2009. However deal count stood at 425, up from 369 in 1H 2009.

The year-on-year fall in volume was largely attributed to three bilateral loans signed last year which accounted for a large proportion of 1H 2009 volume – Rosneft ($15 billion), Transneft ($10 billion) and Petrobras...

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