EVENTS

Connecting Africa through
Trade Finance and Innovation

Author-Denise-Coppin

Denise Coppin

Head: International Coverage, UK and Europe, Global Clients at Absa Corporate & Investment Banking

2 NOVEMBER

GTR Africa 2022, London

As a Pan-African bank that spans the continent, our deep sector knowledge and innovative digital banking solutions help grow businesses and economies across the continent.​

We are a proud Gold sponsor of the prestigious GTR Africa 2022. This leading London-based trade finance gathering is for Africa-focused corporates and financiers looking to explore opportunities in trade finance and innovation. ​

This November, GTR Africa 2022 brings you the opportunity to network in person with global banking institutions, commodity brokers, traders, insurers and risk managers, lawyers, and more. ​

Event details:​ 

Date: 2 November 2022​

Venue: Country Hall, London​

Join us for a cutting-edge agenda with over 40 speakers and a variety of in-depth sessions on key issues impacting the region’s trade and export finance markets. ​

The bravery to imagine. 

That’s Africanacity.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Denise has over twenty years of corporate banking experience gained whilst working for several prominent international financial institutions. She began her career in HSBC where she specialized in International Trade Finance and completed several assignments in Europe, before moving into Client Coverage with RBS and subsequently BNP Paribas.

In 2010, Denise joined the Barclays Multi-National Coverage team in London to focus exclusively on the successful development of global relationships with FTSE100 clients. This led to an opportunity to join the growing Barclays operation in Johannesburg, latterly heading up the Global Client Coverage team in South Africa.

Following the separation of Barclays Africa, Denise returned to the UK in 2018 to establish and lead the International Client Coverage Function for UK & Europe for Absa.

Denise holds a BSc in Banking and Finance (UMIST) and is an Associate of the Institute of Financial Services.

denise.coppin@absa.africa

denise-coppin

Denise Coppin

Head: International Coverage, UK and Europe, Global Clients at Absa Corporate & Investment Banking