Trade and Supply Chain

Smooth sailing from procurement through settlement

Awards & Recognition

  • Best Financial Supply Chain Bank — North America
    Treasury Management International, 2011
  • Best Trade Finance Provider, USA
    Trade Finance, 2010

Overview

Bank of America Merrill Lynch is a leading provider of global trade services to more than 5,000 large multinational importers and exporters, 10,000 middle-market companies as well as financial institutions involved in international trade. Our trade professionals are trusted advisors who may offer a competitive advantage through solutions in technology integration, open account processing, automated document preparation and presentment services, payables financing and physical supply chain visibility.

 You benefit from having access to:

  • Broad U.S. coverage, including trade specialists in 17 offices nationwide and trade operations processing sites in 6 cities.

  • Over 1,000 trade associates in 26 global processing locations in 15 countries.

  • A correspondent banking network with over 2,500 correspondent banking relationships worldwide.

  • Skilled client advisory services, including our international trade payments workshops, and more than 90 years of global trade experience.

  • The combined Bank of America Merrill Lynch now serves clients in more than 150 countries through more than 40 offices in the Americas, Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific.

Perspective

Global Trade Review

An American Success Story: Banks are Helping Exporters Seize Global Opportunities While Reducing Risks

As global supply chains expand, banks in the United States and around the world are assisting companies in achieving their international goals in a variety of ways.

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Treasury Management International

Achieving Win-Win by Transforming Buyer-Supplier Relationships

The development of supply chain finance solutions heralds a new era in international trade, and new collaborative technologies promote information sharing on a scale that was formerly impossible. Now buyers and sellers can share information and boost the efficiency of the whole supply chain while substantial amounts of cash can be released and put to better use.

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