Barter Trade is a widely used tool to originate soybeans in exchange by agriculture inputs in South America. Its one of the best alternatives to avoid delfault risks or impairments generated by the price fluctuations.
Pathway Agriculture offers a discretionary managed futures strategy focused on agricultural commodities. It employs a multi-dimensional investment process involving fundamental supply and demand analysis, macroeconomic evaluation, and technical trading signals. Positions are categorized as core, tactical, or opportunistic based on expected risk and reward. Risk management utilizes rules-based money management with position sizing and stop losses. The strategy is managed by a team with decades of experience in agricultural commodity markets and trading. It targets annual returns of 15-25% with monthly volatility of 3.5% or less.
This document provides an overview of using futures and options contracts to manage risk for agricultural commodities. It discusses how saatbau preisgut GmbH assists farmers, merchants and processors in pricing and hedging grain and other agricultural products. The document includes chapters that cover futures and options markets, hedging strategies, and considerations for buyers and sellers of agricultural commodities.
This document discusses stock management, including maintaining adequate but not excessive stock levels to avoid stockouts while minimizing storage costs. It identifies key objectives of stock management as maintaining adequate stock levels, avoiding excess stock, and informing procurement decisions. Important factors that affect stock levels include storage space, cash availability, storage costs, risk of obsolescence, and delivery delays. Common methods for controlling stock levels mentioned are just-in-time, economic order quantity, first-in first-out, minimum levels, and stock reviews. The document also addresses frame and lens management for eyeglasses.
This document appears to be instructions for an elementary school student activity where they are asked questions and directed to provide responses by circling or encircling pictures using different colored crayons. The student is asked if they are listening, which picture does not belong to a group, and to encircle the red egg using a blue crayon.
This document discusses corporate barter as an alternative to traditional cash-based business models. It outlines challenges modern businesses face, such as high startup costs and excess inventory. Bartering allows companies to exchange goods and services without cash, providing benefits like reduced costs, inventory management, and access to new markets. The modern barter industry is a $40 billion global business involving over 2,000 exchange companies. The document explains how bartering works through exchange platforms, benefits for participating companies, popular bartered products and services, and how to get started with corporate bartering.
Bartering is the exchange of goods or services without money. It was used historically by various civilizations like the Phoenicians and Babylonians. While it provides flexibility and utilizes idle resources, bartering lacks consumer protections and legal guarantees. Today, some engage in bartering through websites or organized exchanges, allowing the exchange of goods, services, or labor hours between individuals and groups. Though it can delay waste and preserve cash, income from bartering is generally taxable.
The document discusses how capacity exchange works as an alternative to direct barter or cash transactions. It notes that over 30% of global trade is done non-cash through various capacity exchange programs. Capacity exchange allows unused goods and services to be traded among participating businesses to generate new revenue. Ormita acts as the intermediary, recording transactions and finding alternative suppliers. This creates a centralized ledger similar to a bank statement to track debits and credits over time as trades are made. A wide range of capacities from different industries can be traded, allowing businesses to promote their products or services without using cash.
Webinar - The Science Behind Hotel Room PricingDuetto
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In todays challenging distribution environment with rising costs and complexities, theres little room for error. If youve properly segmented your customers and are more accurately forecasting demand, youre ready to take the next step with more advanced pricing strategies that will boost your bottom line.
This webinar will take you from basic strategies to advanced pricing concepts and arm you with the information you need to begin optimizing your revenue.
The document summarizes some of the key difficulties with barter systems. Specifically:
1) Lack of double coincidence of wants, meaning it was difficult to find situations where two parties both had goods the other wanted to exchange.
2) Lack of divisibility, since some goods like cows could not be easily divided to exchange for multiple smaller goods.
3) Lack of a common measure of value, since there was no standard unit to assess the relative values of different goods against each other.
4) Lack of ability to store value, as perishable goods were difficult to stockpile for future exchange or use as a store of wealth.
Governance and Ethics - Project Response - Jaineet KaurJaineet Kaur
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This document provides an overview of Novo Nordisk A/S and its corporate governance culture. It discusses Novo Nordisk's governance structure which includes a two-tier board with oversight and management boards. The company emphasizes social responsibility and sustainability through its commitment to stakeholders, investments in life sciences research, and providing healthcare access. Novo Nordisk adopts a triple bottom line approach and aims to be accountable for its financial, environmental and social performance. Overall, the document examines how Novo Nordisk implements strong corporate governance and ethics into its business practices.
The document provides examples of recent cross-border barter trades conducted between December 2010 and January 2011. It describes several companies that took advertising or services and repaid in goods, with the added benefit of accessing new markets. Statistics are given on the prevalence of barter trade among Fortune 500 companies and other organizations. Some customers and government programs assisted by Ormita, a barter trade company, are listed.
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UPI is a payment system that allows money transfer between any two bank accounts using a smartphone. It allows customers to pay merchants directly from their bank account without entering credit card or other payment details. As of August 2016, 19 banks had launched UPI apps, allowing users to create a virtual payment address and link their bank account to make and receive payments. Transactions via UPI are secure since only a virtual address is shared, and have a limit of Rs. 1 lakh per transaction.
Barter is the exchange of goods or services between two parties without using money. It has evolved from early systems used by tribes to a modern form facilitated by commercial trade exchanges. Trade exchanges provide record keeping and matchmaking services to help businesses barter unused inventory and services to increase sales and efficiency. Barter has grown globally and allows companies to reduce cash outlays and liquidate excess stock while opening new markets.
The document discusses bartering as an exchange of goods without money, and proposes creating an online barter portal that would allow people worldwide to exchange products, assigning value to goods. The portal aims to save money and materials while benefiting those who cannot afford new items, and would address privacy and security issues.
The document discusses the barter system, one of the earliest forms of exchange where goods and services were directly traded for other goods and services. The barter system dates back to around 6000 BC and originated out of necessity for early civilizations. As wants and desires became more complex, specialization of labor developed and bartering allowed for the exchange of surpluses. Though simple and flexible, bartering also had disadvantages like the lack of a common measure of value and difficulty storing value. The document then briefly introduces the concept of credit cards which originated in the 1920s as a system to overcome some limitations of bartering.
- India has the 7th largest economy in the world and is one of the fastest growing. It has a mixed economy and a large services sector.
- Agriculture and related industries remain important but the economy is becoming more industrialized and specialized in services like IT. Infrastructure development is a priority.
- The economy faces issues like uneven development, poverty, and corruption, but reforms continue and growth rates have been high in recent decades.
Edgestress Pty Ltd is an experienced post-tensioning company with over 30 years of experience on major infrastructure projects around the world. They have an experienced design and engineering team supported by skilled site crews. Their crews use advanced technology and custom-designed equipment to improve safety and productivity. Edgestress uses high-quality materials sourced locally in Australia that meet Australian standards. They provide various post-tensioning services and solutions tailored to clients' needs.
El documento describe las propiedades y usos de diferentes aceites vegetales. Explica que los aceites refinados son sometidos a procesos para eliminar olores y darles color y seguridad alimentaria. Algunos aceites mencionados son el de cacahuete, rico en 叩cido oleico; el de girasol, ideal para ensaladas; el de ma鱈z, rico en vitamina E; y el de oliva, con sabor neutro y grasas saludables.
Value chain finance is an emerging approach that is well-suited to meet the current needs of agriculture. It links farmers more directly to buyers and markets through the value chain, mitigating risks for financiers. There are various forms, including warehouse receipt finance, processor-centered finance, and trader financing. For value chain finance to succeed, supportive policies and capacity building are needed from governments, central banks, and development partners. Risk management tools and learning from historical models can help overcome challenges and make value chain finance a viable solution.
This document summarizes a study on warehousing and collateral management services in Africa. It identifies three main types of agricultural financing models using warehousing - private warehouses with collateral management (Type A), public warehouses (Type B), and community inventory credit (Type C). Type C has seen success in countries like Madagascar but all models face challenges around scale, costs, and flexibility. The document recommends building capacity for banks, collateral managers, and farmers' organizations and developing public-private partnerships to fund warehouse construction to help these services grow in a sustainable way.
Matt Dykerman of Red Soil Organics farm in PEI spoke about the economics of wholesale vegetable production. Red Soil Organics produces vegetables on 60 acres and sells to retailers across Atlantic Canada. Dykerman discussed the differences between conventional and organic wholesale distribution, including higher costs for organic producers. He provided details on production costs for Red Soil Organics and broke down the costs per acre for growing cauliflower. Dykerman also covered pricing strategies, the different links in the supply chain, and financing capital investments.
- The document discusses dynamics of agri-financing in Pakistan. It outlines strengths and weaknesses of the agricultural sector as well as opportunities and threats.
- Key strengths include agriculture being the backbone of the economy and providing employment and exports. However, weaknesses include a lack of institutional credit, education for farmers, and infrastructure.
- Opportunities exist in fulfilling the large unmet demand for credit and developing areas like livestock, dairy, and high-value crops. Threats include natural disasters, high interest rates from informal lenders, and a lack of support services.
- The document proposes using Islamic financing modes like murabahah, salam, ijara, and diminishing musharakah
Rural agri laborers as customer group of digital banks in SingaporeVarun Mittal
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Majority of Thailand's farms are family-run and smaller in scale, making it difficult for farmers to secure financing for their operations. A proposed solution automates payments for farmers by implementing a system where produce is weighed upon delivery to buying centers and payments are automatically processed to farmer accounts. This reduces risks and logistical challenges associated with transporting and depositing large sums of cash daily. It also generates credit scores for farmers using earnings data to help them access bank loans.
Module 2: How to set up a contract farming schemeFAO
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The "Contract Farming Resource Centre" has been established to offer a "one-stop" site, where information on contract farming is freely made available. Interest in contract farming as a mechanism to coordinate linkages between farmers and agribusiness firms has grown recently, in view of the international trends towards tighter alignment in agrifood supply chains. FAO has been responding to the growing demand for information and technical support on planning and implementing contract farming operations.
http://www.fao.org/contract-farming
The "Contract Farming Resource Centre" has been established to offer a "one-stop" site, where information on contract farming is freely made available. Interest in contract farming as a mechanism to coordinate linkages between farmers and agribusiness firms has grown recently, in view of the international trends towards tighter alignment in agrifood supply chains. FAO has been responding to the growing demand for information and technical support on planning and implementing contract farming operations.
http://www.fao.org/contract-farming
The document discusses how capacity exchange works as an alternative to direct barter or cash transactions. It notes that over 30% of global trade is done non-cash through various capacity exchange programs. Capacity exchange allows unused goods and services to be traded among participating businesses to generate new revenue. Ormita acts as the intermediary, recording transactions and finding alternative suppliers. This creates a centralized ledger similar to a bank statement to track debits and credits over time as trades are made. A wide range of capacities from different industries can be traded, allowing businesses to promote their products or services without using cash.
Webinar - The Science Behind Hotel Room PricingDuetto
油
In todays challenging distribution environment with rising costs and complexities, theres little room for error. If youve properly segmented your customers and are more accurately forecasting demand, youre ready to take the next step with more advanced pricing strategies that will boost your bottom line.
This webinar will take you from basic strategies to advanced pricing concepts and arm you with the information you need to begin optimizing your revenue.
The document summarizes some of the key difficulties with barter systems. Specifically:
1) Lack of double coincidence of wants, meaning it was difficult to find situations where two parties both had goods the other wanted to exchange.
2) Lack of divisibility, since some goods like cows could not be easily divided to exchange for multiple smaller goods.
3) Lack of a common measure of value, since there was no standard unit to assess the relative values of different goods against each other.
4) Lack of ability to store value, as perishable goods were difficult to stockpile for future exchange or use as a store of wealth.
Governance and Ethics - Project Response - Jaineet KaurJaineet Kaur
油
This document provides an overview of Novo Nordisk A/S and its corporate governance culture. It discusses Novo Nordisk's governance structure which includes a two-tier board with oversight and management boards. The company emphasizes social responsibility and sustainability through its commitment to stakeholders, investments in life sciences research, and providing healthcare access. Novo Nordisk adopts a triple bottom line approach and aims to be accountable for its financial, environmental and social performance. Overall, the document examines how Novo Nordisk implements strong corporate governance and ethics into its business practices.
The document provides examples of recent cross-border barter trades conducted between December 2010 and January 2011. It describes several companies that took advertising or services and repaid in goods, with the added benefit of accessing new markets. Statistics are given on the prevalence of barter trade among Fortune 500 companies and other organizations. Some customers and government programs assisted by Ormita, a barter trade company, are listed.
Unified payment interface towards cashless economyUpi
油
UPI is a payment system that allows money transfer between any two bank accounts using a smartphone. It allows customers to pay merchants directly from their bank account without entering credit card or other payment details. As of August 2016, 19 banks had launched UPI apps, allowing users to create a virtual payment address and link their bank account to make and receive payments. Transactions via UPI are secure since only a virtual address is shared, and have a limit of Rs. 1 lakh per transaction.
Barter is the exchange of goods or services between two parties without using money. It has evolved from early systems used by tribes to a modern form facilitated by commercial trade exchanges. Trade exchanges provide record keeping and matchmaking services to help businesses barter unused inventory and services to increase sales and efficiency. Barter has grown globally and allows companies to reduce cash outlays and liquidate excess stock while opening new markets.
The document discusses bartering as an exchange of goods without money, and proposes creating an online barter portal that would allow people worldwide to exchange products, assigning value to goods. The portal aims to save money and materials while benefiting those who cannot afford new items, and would address privacy and security issues.
The document discusses the barter system, one of the earliest forms of exchange where goods and services were directly traded for other goods and services. The barter system dates back to around 6000 BC and originated out of necessity for early civilizations. As wants and desires became more complex, specialization of labor developed and bartering allowed for the exchange of surpluses. Though simple and flexible, bartering also had disadvantages like the lack of a common measure of value and difficulty storing value. The document then briefly introduces the concept of credit cards which originated in the 1920s as a system to overcome some limitations of bartering.
- India has the 7th largest economy in the world and is one of the fastest growing. It has a mixed economy and a large services sector.
- Agriculture and related industries remain important but the economy is becoming more industrialized and specialized in services like IT. Infrastructure development is a priority.
- The economy faces issues like uneven development, poverty, and corruption, but reforms continue and growth rates have been high in recent decades.
Edgestress Pty Ltd is an experienced post-tensioning company with over 30 years of experience on major infrastructure projects around the world. They have an experienced design and engineering team supported by skilled site crews. Their crews use advanced technology and custom-designed equipment to improve safety and productivity. Edgestress uses high-quality materials sourced locally in Australia that meet Australian standards. They provide various post-tensioning services and solutions tailored to clients' needs.
El documento describe las propiedades y usos de diferentes aceites vegetales. Explica que los aceites refinados son sometidos a procesos para eliminar olores y darles color y seguridad alimentaria. Algunos aceites mencionados son el de cacahuete, rico en 叩cido oleico; el de girasol, ideal para ensaladas; el de ma鱈z, rico en vitamina E; y el de oliva, con sabor neutro y grasas saludables.
Value chain finance is an emerging approach that is well-suited to meet the current needs of agriculture. It links farmers more directly to buyers and markets through the value chain, mitigating risks for financiers. There are various forms, including warehouse receipt finance, processor-centered finance, and trader financing. For value chain finance to succeed, supportive policies and capacity building are needed from governments, central banks, and development partners. Risk management tools and learning from historical models can help overcome challenges and make value chain finance a viable solution.
This document summarizes a study on warehousing and collateral management services in Africa. It identifies three main types of agricultural financing models using warehousing - private warehouses with collateral management (Type A), public warehouses (Type B), and community inventory credit (Type C). Type C has seen success in countries like Madagascar but all models face challenges around scale, costs, and flexibility. The document recommends building capacity for banks, collateral managers, and farmers' organizations and developing public-private partnerships to fund warehouse construction to help these services grow in a sustainable way.
Matt Dykerman of Red Soil Organics farm in PEI spoke about the economics of wholesale vegetable production. Red Soil Organics produces vegetables on 60 acres and sells to retailers across Atlantic Canada. Dykerman discussed the differences between conventional and organic wholesale distribution, including higher costs for organic producers. He provided details on production costs for Red Soil Organics and broke down the costs per acre for growing cauliflower. Dykerman also covered pricing strategies, the different links in the supply chain, and financing capital investments.
- The document discusses dynamics of agri-financing in Pakistan. It outlines strengths and weaknesses of the agricultural sector as well as opportunities and threats.
- Key strengths include agriculture being the backbone of the economy and providing employment and exports. However, weaknesses include a lack of institutional credit, education for farmers, and infrastructure.
- Opportunities exist in fulfilling the large unmet demand for credit and developing areas like livestock, dairy, and high-value crops. Threats include natural disasters, high interest rates from informal lenders, and a lack of support services.
- The document proposes using Islamic financing modes like murabahah, salam, ijara, and diminishing musharakah
Rural agri laborers as customer group of digital banks in SingaporeVarun Mittal
油
Majority of Thailand's farms are family-run and smaller in scale, making it difficult for farmers to secure financing for their operations. A proposed solution automates payments for farmers by implementing a system where produce is weighed upon delivery to buying centers and payments are automatically processed to farmer accounts. This reduces risks and logistical challenges associated with transporting and depositing large sums of cash daily. It also generates credit scores for farmers using earnings data to help them access bank loans.
Module 2: How to set up a contract farming schemeFAO
油
The "Contract Farming Resource Centre" has been established to offer a "one-stop" site, where information on contract farming is freely made available. Interest in contract farming as a mechanism to coordinate linkages between farmers and agribusiness firms has grown recently, in view of the international trends towards tighter alignment in agrifood supply chains. FAO has been responding to the growing demand for information and technical support on planning and implementing contract farming operations.
http://www.fao.org/contract-farming
The "Contract Farming Resource Centre" has been established to offer a "one-stop" site, where information on contract farming is freely made available. Interest in contract farming as a mechanism to coordinate linkages between farmers and agribusiness firms has grown recently, in view of the international trends towards tighter alignment in agrifood supply chains. FAO has been responding to the growing demand for information and technical support on planning and implementing contract farming operations.
http://www.fao.org/contract-farming
CaFAN is a regional network of farmers' organizations in 14 Caribbean countries. Its mission is to enhance food and nutrition security, foreign exchange, and savings through strengthening farmers and farmers' organizations. Food loss among CaFAN members occurs pre- and post-harvest due to weather, handling, and lack of insurance. CaFAN promotes reducing food loss by buying local, diversifying markets, improving packaging and handling, and raising awareness of rational consumption. Recommendations include growing perishable crops locally, incorporating all produce into markets, and reviewing short-term actions while pursuing long-term solutions to reduce food loss and waste in the Caribbean.
The "Contract Farming Resource Centre" has been established to offer a "one-stop" site, where information on contract farming is freely made available. Interest in contract farming as a mechanism to coordinate linkages between farmers and agribusiness firms has grown recently, in view of the international trends towards tighter alignment in agrifood supply chains. FAO has been responding to the growing demand for information and technical support on planning and implementing contract farming operations.
http://www.fao.org/in-action/contract-farming/en/
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Risk Management in Cotton Industries: Opportunities and Challenges discusses the various risks faced by cotton industries and strategies for managing those risks. The document outlines the risk management process and identifies key risks like commodity price risk, concentration risk, and operational risks. It then discusses various risk management strategies used in the cotton industry like hedging, diversification, and developing a risk culture. The presentation emphasizes the importance of knowledge of international trading practices and risk management for sustainability in the cotton industry.
The document provides an overview of international financial management. It discusses key concepts such as maximizing shareholder wealth, acquiring funds and making investment decisions. It also covers the nature and scope of international finance, including the roles of treasurers and controllers. Additionally, it outlines some of the major risks and theories related to international trade and business methods like licensing and exporting.
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Frozen fruit and vegetable business is projected to be successful startups in developing countries like India, where they are consumed by almost every home on daily basis. This will not only make the availability of raw commodities easy but also generate revenue largely.
Module 2: How to set up a contract farming schemeFAO
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The "Contract Farming Resource Centre" has been established to offer a "one-stop" site, where information on contract farming is freely made available. Interest in contract farming as a mechanism to coordinate linkages between farmers and agribusiness firms has grown recently, in view of the international trends towards tighter alignment in agrifood supply chains. FAO has been responding to the growing demand for information and technical support on planning and implementing contract farming operations.
http://www.fao.org/in-action/contract-farming/en/
1) Retailing in India accounts for 10% of GDP and is the tenth largest retail market in the world, providing significant employment.
2) Spencer's is India's oldest retailer established in 1896 and operates various store formats ranging from small express stores to large hypermarkets across India.
3) Spencer's has established backward linkages with farmers, providing technical assistance and assured pricing, which has increased farmer incomes and production while reducing costs and market risks for farmers.
Contract farming involves agreements between farmers and processing/marketing firms where farmers agree to produce an agricultural product according to the buyer's requirements regarding quality, quantity, and timing of delivery. There are several common models of contract farming including centralized, nucleus estate, multipartite, and intermediary. Contracts specify inputs to be provided, products to be grown, and prices to be paid. Issues can include unrealistic price expectations and uncertainty, as well as potential for default by either party. Successful contract farming involves building trust between buyers and farmers through cooperative organizations and long-term commitments.
This document discusses various topics related to agricultural marketing, including:
1. It defines markets and the key elements of a market, including place, participants, exchange relationships, and negotiated prices.
2. It categorizes markets based on factors like the nature of competition, location, regulation, end users, products traded, and coverage.
3. It describes different types of markets like consumer markets, industrial markets, factor markets, product markets, domestic markets, and international markets.
4. It discusses important marketing functions like exchange, physical distribution, grading and standardization, financing, risk bearing, and market information.
5. It also covers topics like agricultural marketing systems, cooperatives, and
This document discusses strategies for agricultural producers to succeed in a challenging economic environment with more moderate commodity prices and less volatility expected long-term. It recommends producers closely analyze variable and fixed costs, focus on reducing large controllable expenses, maintain strong financial positions, and work closely with lenders and experts. Renegotiating land rents, refinancing debt, and reducing family living expenses are identified as areas where bigger changes can be made to reduce costs by $50-100 per acre. Communicating openly with lenders and remembering that agriculture is cyclical provides a positive long-term outlook.
This document discusses risk management in the pork industry. It identifies both long-term and short-term risks, such as changes in industry structure, input costs, legislation, and market conditions. Specific long-term risks mentioned include issues around price discovery, activist opposition to sow housing and antibiotic use, and the potential for overexpansion of production capacity. The document emphasizes adopting a permanent low-cost mentality, defining a value statement, and influencing industry standards in order to manage long-term risks. It also discusses various risk management tools like hedging programs and contract structures that packers can offer to producers. The conclusion stresses that risk in the industry remains high and long-term risk management is increasingly important.
Economic Revitalization for Pakistan: An OverviewVaqar Ahmed
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The "Draft Economic Agenda 2018" by SDPI outlined a framework for Pakistan's economic revitalisation, addressing deep-rooted structural issues.
The project work highlighted the country's persistent challenges: low productivity, inequitable distribution of wealth, environmental degradation, and a narrow tax base. It critiqued the prevailing growth model, which it argued has exacerbated inequalities and neglected human development.
The agenda advocated for a paradigm shift, emphasizing:
Inclusive Growth: Prioritizing job creation, poverty reduction, and equitable access to resources, particularly for marginalized groups.
Sustainable Development: Integrating environmental considerations into economic planning, promoting renewable energy, and addressing climate change impacts.
Industrial Diversification: Moving away from reliance on traditional sectors, fostering innovation, and promoting value-added manufacturing.
Human Capital Development: Investing in education, healthcare, and skills training to enhance productivity and competitiveness.
Fiscal Reforms: Expanding the tax base, improving tax administration, and reducing reliance on external debt.
Agricultural Transformation: Promoting sustainable agriculture, improving land management, and enhancing food security.
Energy Security: Diversifying energy sources, promoting renewable energy, and improving energy efficiency.
Regional Cooperation: Strengthening trade and economic ties with neighboring countries.
Governance Reforms: Enhancing transparency, accountability, and citizen participation in economic decision-making.
The agenda proposed specific policy recommendations, including:
Targeted investments in infrastructure, education, and healthcare.
Incentives for small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
Reforms to improve the ease of doing business.
Measures to promote financial inclusion.
Policies to address climate change and environmental degradation.
The Monitoring presents the analysis of Ukraine's exports and imports, key trends, and business impediments. In December 2024, exports increased by only 2% yoy, while in January 2025, they fell by 8% yoy due to declining agricultural stocks. The physical volumes of wheat, corn, and sunflower oil exports continue to decline, although export prices remain relatively high.
The Monitoring also includes an analysis of key impediments for exporters, such as labor shortages, rising raw material costs, and the impact of the energy situation. Special attention is given to the Comprehensive Economic Partnership between Ukraine and the UAE, which grants duty-free access for 96.6% of Ukrainian goods.
More details are available on the website.
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The Chi-Square test is a powerful statistical tool used to analyze categorical data by comparing observed and expected frequencies. It helps determine whether a dataset follows an expected distribution (Goodness-of-Fit Test) or whether two categorical variables are related (Test for Independence). Being a non-parametric test, it is widely applicable but requires large sample sizes and independent observations for reliable results. While it identifies associations between variables, it does not measure causation or the strength of relationships. Despite its limitations, the Chi-Square test remains a fundamental method in statistics for hypothesis testing in various fields.
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Adoption of SAP Ariba by Large Corporations.docxJacek Pakula
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Case study to analyze why SAP Ariba did modernize large corporation procurement process turning a traditionally back-office function into a driver of strategic value.
3. The solution to Soybean origination in South America
Its a common practice in South
American Countries that produce
Soybeans for export.
Primarily, as a 鍖nancing mechanism
for local farmers to obtain the inputs.
Large Tradings, such as ADM,
Bunge, Cargill, Dreyfuss and others,
are increasing the use of this tool as
an approach to direct access to
farmers and their production.
The best way to secure the raw
material origination and dampen the
impact of price volatility without invest
in production assets and/or land.
4. Main Players Avoiding Risk of Default
Soybean Traders, Crushing
Industries, Seed Suppliers,
F e r t i l i z e r F a c t o r i e s a n d
Agrochemical Multinationals are
the main players that take the
Barter system to reduce the
default risk of the Farmers.
5. Accounts receivable are usually
collateralised with the crop for
which the price risk can be
hedged on the commoditiy
exchanges (CME, Dalian, BM&F).
The securitization of the accounts
receivables can also be used by
the Tradings and Farm Input
Suppliers as collateral to attract
external funding from Banks,
lowering their credit need and
working capital to the Barter-
Trade scheme.
Financial Management
6. Chinese Giant Groups like COFCO, through the af鍖liated companies
(NIDERA and NOBLE), are ensuring the soybean supply while
reducing their dependence on the Grain Trading Companies.
China is the most important production platform of some strategic
agricultural inputs (Agrochemicals and Fertilizers) in the World.
Its a logical decision for chinese corporations to take the advantage
of the low prices of the inputs to exchange by Grains, in order to
reduce the 鍖nal cost or to improve the pro鍖tability of their operations.
Chinese Players are using the Barter Trade
7. In the context of high prices and global scarcity, the Battle" for South American Soybean Supply
will be won by those with the most direct access to Farmers.
The direct access involves having the key inputs and the 鍖nancial platform, which Chinese
companies have.
8. Competitive Portfolio of Inputs
Domain of different aspects of the Supply Chain
(origination, transport, storage, etc), the Financial Flows,
the Legal variations and the Risk Environment
Deep knowledge of the Hedge mechanisms to mitigate
the price 鍖utuation and to ensure the pro鍖t level
Which are the elements that can ensure for a
chinese Crusher or Grain Trading to obtain
Soybean for cheapest Prices?
9. The Trading close the barter transaction with a Reseller/Cooperative or Farming Company in
South America.
The Bank previously approves a credit limit to the Client.
The Bank grants a credit facility to the Client acquiring the Inputs supplied by the Trading. In
exchange, the Client signs a Futures Delivery Contract in favor of the Trading by the
equivalent amount of Inputs purchased plus the interest rate.
The Trading signs a Risk Participation Agreement - RPA" with the Bank, holding an equivalent
risk of the gross margin correspondent of the Input Supply transaction. In the case of default by
the Client, the Bank would pay x% of the contract value less the gross margin of the operation.
ZERO CAPITAL RISK.
The Client shall endorse or transfer the collaterals in favor of the Bank.
The collateral value (Futures Delivery Contract) endorsed to the Bank shall be suf鍖cient to
cover 130% of the Principal plus the interest rates of the deal.
Risk Management in partnership with an
International Bank
10. Risk Management in partnership with an
International Bank
In the harvest period, the soybean must be delivered to the designated
warehouses, which will be monitored by SGS, Contr坦l Union or other international
surveyor.
The Stock Cover Ratio must be at least 120% of the Principal Value plus the
interests.
The soybean export transaction must be made by the Trading to acceptable Off-
takers such as Chinatex, Cofco, etc. The 鍖nancial liquidation of the shipments shall
be made through the coordination of the partner Bank.
If all the transaction runs well, the holding margin deposited as the RPA will be
transferred by the Bank, after the deduction of the banking expenses, to the
Trading.
The Bank will open an account on behalf of the Trading to execute the hedge
operations.
11. 1 hectare of Soybean produces in average 3 ton (medium technology).
1 hectare requires in average USD 450,00 of different Inputs (Seeds,
Fertilizers and Agrochemicals), most of them produced in China.
The average gross margin can reach 20% or USD 90,00/hectare or
240kg of soybean, considering an average yield of 3.000kg per hectare.
Taking an entire vessel of 60.000 ton, this ratio means a gross
pro鍖tability of 4.800 ton of soybean or USD 1.795.200,00* or USD 29,92/
ton per shipment.
* Price Basis of USD 10,20/bushel as an example.
A practical example - Barter Trade - Inputs/Soybean
Ratio
12. Taking the commercial prices of different Inputs, the originator can
choose the better options to generate the exchanging by Soybeans.
Its a matter to plan a consistent strategy, considering all the costs,
the complexity of the process and the risks involved.
Due the high value added of the Agrochemicals, such as the
Insecticides and Fungicides, its possible to build a very pro鍖table
exchange ratio (superior than 30%).
Barter Trade - Flexibility
13. The scarcity of credit in South America, the raise of the
interest rates and collateral demands will increase the
necessity to build an ef鍖cient Barter Trade system at the
Soybean sector.
The Chinese companies shall increment their market-
share at the Soybean origination through the exchange by
Inputs, taking the advantage of its solid economy and its
robust demand for protein as the key fundament.
Barter Trade - Trends
14. Eduardo Lima Porto - May/2016
"When it is obvious that the goals cannot be reached,
don't adjust the goals, adjust the action steps.
Confucius