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The Singapore Mining Club was formed in early 2014 by mining industry professionals who recognized the benefit that could be provided by an active industry association to support the further development of Singapore’s growing mining industry.  What is the Singapore Mining Club about?  All companies – large and small, and across a wide range of industries – need to focus on the business dynamics of mining; the pioneers, partnerships, capital, transactions, joint ventures and capex that determine the future direction of the industry. Our aim is to provide a platform to help them address such challenges.  The Club is able to connect the mining and commodities ecosystem regionally and globally. Our members come from a wide range of backgrounds and include leaders from mining companies and other associated industries such as engineers, geologists, accountants, economists and lawyers.

Established in February 2022, the FIT Alliance ("Future International Trade") brings together BIMCO, DCSA, FIATA, ICC, and Swift to drive the adoption of a universal, standards-based electronic bill of lading (eBL) across all sectors of the shipping industry.

The Alliance focuses on raising awareness about the benefits of digital trade, promoting interoperable data standards, and harmonizing legislative conditions across jurisdictions. The FIT Alliance aims to facilitate eBL acceptance and adoption among shippers, consignees, carriers, regulators, solution providers, banks, and insurers, fostering seamless communication and collaboration among all stakeholders in international trade.

CommodityThursdays hosts fun and casual networking drinks that bring together people from the commodities trading and shipping industry. We regularly hold events in major trading hubs around the world, including Geneva, Singapore, Dubai, London, Rotterdam, Paris, Miami, Istanbul, Athens, and Cairo.

Commodities People organises must-attend events throughout the year, and we are thrilled to be their partner.

The Digital Standards Initiative (DSI) is a global initiative based in Singapore, backed by an international Governance Board comprising leaders from the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the Asian Development Bank, the World Trade Organisation and the World Customs Organisation.

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Digital Standards Initiative (DSI) aims to accelerate the development of a globally digitalised, interoperable trade environment, as a key enabler of dynamic, inclusive growth. We engage the public sector to progress regulatory and institutional reform, and mobilise the private sector on standards interoperability, digital trust, and accelerated adoption of digital trade globally.