Commerce involves the exchange of goods and services between businesses and consumers or between businesses themselves. It includes activities such as trade, finance, marketing, and logistics.
Trade: The exchange of goods and services, either domestically (within a country) or internationally (between countries).
Finance: Deals with the management of money, including investments, banking, and capital markets.
Insurance: A risk management tool that provides protection against financial loss.
Transportation and Warehousing: The logistics of moving goods from suppliers to consumers.
Our Mission
International Trade: The exchange of goods and services across borders. It is influenced by tariffs, trade agreements, and exchange rates.
Global Supply Chains: Networks of suppliers and manufacturers located around the world that work together to produce goods. The flow of products, raw materials, and finished goods is an essential part of global commerce.
Trade Agreements and Regulations: Countries negotiate trade agreements (like NAFTA or the EU Single Market) that define the rules for commerce between them, including tariffs, quotas, and intellectual property protections.