Skill
Trade Finance
Finance and Accounting
Trade finance encompasses the financial instruments and products, such as letters of credit, trade credit insurance, and factoring, that banks and financial institutions use to facilitate international and domestic trade transactions by reducing payment and supply risk for buyers and sellers. Trade finance specialists at banks and corporations manage these instruments to enable cross-border commerce and working capital financing.
Open roles requiring Trade Finance (2)
Director, Agribusiness Products (North & South LAC)
Mastercard
Mastercard seeks a director to build and execute their agribusiness strategy across Latin America, designing digital payment solutions and platforms that address the needs of producers, suppliers, processors, and financial institutions throughout the agricultural value chain. This role suits someone with deep expertise in agricultural commercial ecosystems, supply chain finance, and B2B payments who can influence stakeholders across multiple countries and internal matrix teams.
Listed on Mastercard’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Industrial Trade Sales - VP
Citigroup
Full-time · New York, NY · $129,840 – $194,760
This VP role leads sales growth and client relationships for a corporate trade and working capital business serving large industrial companies. It suits experienced transaction banking professionals who can structure complex financing solutions, manage C-suite relationships, and drive revenue across a matrixed global organization.
Listed on Citigroup’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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