Dun & Bradstreet participated in the“Go Digital, Trade Global SME Day”organized by Tradelink Electronic Commerce Limited, supporting businesses of all sizes on their digital trade journey as a trusted partner.

As highlighted at the event, digitalization and AI are reshaping global trade, enabling greater connectivity and simplifying cross-border operations, while trust remains the key factor in turning opportunities into real business outcomes.
Our team contributed to key discussions on how organizations can build trust across markets. Brian Lai joined a panel discussion alongside industry leaders from Hang Seng Bank and Nota Sign to explore how trust underpins cross-border trade, spanning data transparency, financial integrity, and legal certainty. Meanwhile, Brian Ip introduced a balanced“attack and defend”strategy in his speech, highlighting how businesses can identify the right prospects and accelerate growth with D&B Hoovers®, while enhancing credit visibility and decision-making with D&B Finance Analytics.


Every conversation reinforced a clear takeaway: as businesses expand internationally, success depends not only on connectivity, but on trusted data, transparency, and the ability to manage risk with confidence. We would like to thank Tradelink for bringing together SMEs, corporates, and ecosystem partners on a meaningful platform to drive digital innovation and global trade.
To view more event highlights, please visit: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/dun-%26-bradstreet-hong-kong_20-may-tradelink-sme-day-activity-7463164359645597702