ICC Commission on Trade and Investment Policy
Represents ICC’s main working body on multilateral trade and investment policy issues.
With over 180 members from more than 42 countries, the commission’s constructive role in representing business views is built upon ICC’s long history of authoritative involvement in international trade and investment policy. ICC was present at Bretton Woods and has enjoyed top-level consultative status at the United Nations and its specialized agencies since 1946. ICC’s established reputation coupled with its global reach uniquely positions the organization to convey the views of global business on international trade and investment policy.
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LATEST NEWS ON TRADE AND INVESTMENT POLICY
ICC 2023 Trade Report: A fragmenting world
The ICC 2023 Trade Report analyses the latest trends in trade and presents an outlook for the 2023 trade landscape. It examines different forms of economic fragmentation in fields including trade, digital economy, debt, payment systems and suggests that fragmentation is accelerating.
COP27: New industry framework to measure sustainability of trade transactions
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has published a pilot version of the first-ever industry framework to assess the sustainability performance of trade transactions
Credit risk in trade, supply chain and export finance back to pre-pandemic levels, ICC confirms
ICC, along with their partners Global Credit Data and Boston Consulting Group, has released its 2022 Trade Register report, confirming that credit risk in trade, supply chain and export finance have fallen back to pre-pandemic levels.
G20 ministers must not leave Bali without agreements on emerging market debt and liquidity
As the meeting of G20 finance ministers enters its final day in Bali, Indonesia, ICC has issued the following statement.
ICC welcomes WTO’s responsiveness to business needs
ICC welcomes the “Geneva Package” that world trade ministers agreed to at the World Trade Organization (WTO) today.
ICC Secretary General John W.H. Denton AO provided insights into the developments emerging from the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) Ministerial Meeting (MC13) in Abu Dhabi.