National flag carrier Garuda Indonesia has taken delivery of the final six Boeing 737-800 Next Generation (NG) aircraft under a previously inked 10-year sale and...
Credit Agricole Bank in Armenia (ACBA) has secured a three-year, $9 million local currency loan from EBRD for on-lending to micro, small and medium-sized enterprises...
BNY Mellon has appointed Monika Aminiova as market manager for treasury services in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) based in London. With the aim of...
French export credit agency (ECA) Coface has agreed to provide export credit guarantees to Seaborne Networks for the Seabras-1 submarine telecommunications cable that...
China Development Bank (CDB) has agreed to provide facilities of up to $1.2 billion to Russian state-owned Vnesheconombank (VEB) during a regular meeting of Russian and...
Asia-focused Fortune Oil has signed a $300 million loan agreement. The new facility will be used to repay the existing syndicated loan, provide the Company with working...
Equinox Global, the Lloyd’s coverholder specialising in trade credit, has increased its available capacity to underwrite from $35 million to $50 million, effective 1...
Atradius Dutch State Business (DSB), the export credit agency of the Netherlands, has announced that banks outside the OECD area are now eligible for export credit cover...
Oil development company, Ithaca Energy, has signed a new reserve based lending facility and a revolving credit facility amounting to $710 million. The new funds...
The Akkas Gas Field Project in Iraq, where South Korea’s Daewoo Engineering & Construction (Daewoo E&C) is working, is to receive $117 million in guarantees from the...
Aviation Capital Group (ACG) has closed a four-year, senior unsecured revolving credit facility of $850 million. The facility increases ACG’s committed revolving debt...
The Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) has recruited Meeta Makhan as managing director and head of Global Transaction Services (GTS) in India team, further...
Trading company Trafigura has successfully renewed its Asian syndicated revolving credit (RCF) and term loan facility at $1.76 billion. With significant pent-up demand...
A joint statement from seven multilateral financial institutions (MFIs) and development finance institutions (DFIs) puts pressure on the World Trade Organisation (WTO) to...
The Korean export credit agency (ECA), the Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim) has successfully issued global bonds worth $1 billion to investors worldwide. The...
Deutsche Bank and Italy’s export credit agency Sace have teamed to provide a €42 million ($57.5 million) export credit package to the Brazilian multinational company JBS....
John McAdams, formerly of US-Ex-Im, has been appointed as the CEO of ExWorks Capital, a newly formed joint venture between Interlink Capital Strategies and RedRidge...
Nordea has selected Surecomp’s trade finance solution suite for its global trade operations. Under the deal, Nordea has licensed IMEX, Surecomp’s world-leading trade...
Energy trading company Vitol has attracted strong interest from international banks resulting in the signing of its $7 billion revolving credit facility (RCF). These...
US law firm Sullivan & Worcester opened its London offices today. This is the first office for the law firm outside of North America. The London office is located at...
The global backdrop to wind has been looking shaky of late. Project financing backing the Baltic Power project has just signed – but the rest of the first wave of Poland’s embryonic offshore wind sector is facing delays. The country originally promised as much as 28GW by 2050 but the chances of success now look mixed due to inflation and critical cost increases.
Financing the $170 billion African infrastructure gap using domestic capital pools isn’t quite a pie in the sky – there are several financing tools that are already sourcing local investment. But limited savings rates and poor investor appetite are likely to keep any capital dent small for now.
A new study of World Bank trade finance activity glosses over ten years of market evolution.
The global backdrop to wind has been looking shaky of late. Project financing backing the Baltic Power project has just signed – but the rest of the first wave of Poland’s embryonic offshore wind sector is facing delays. The country originally promised as much as 28GW by 2050 but the chances of success now look mixed due to inflation and critical cost increases.
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