Export Credit Norway: Fishing for new ECA ideas

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Power, Renewables

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Europe

Max Thompson

Managing Editor

TXF spoke with Ivar Slengesol, director of strategy and business development at Export Credit Norway, to discuss his newly created role and how the Norwegian ECA plans to find new growth market in 2019.

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