Argentine agricultural producer Vicentin has signed a $100 million A/B loan agreement in a transaction led by FMO (the Netherlands Development Finance...
Japan’s Nippon Export and Investment Insurance (Nexi) is providing overseas investment insurance for an investment made by Toyota Tsusho Corporation through its...
Carole Berndt has now started as the new global head of transaction services at The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). She is be based in London and reports to John Owen, CEO,...
Federated Investors (Federated), one of the largest investment managers in the United States, has expanded capabilities in trade finance and emerging-market debt with new...
Russia’s Promsvyazbank (PSB) has signed one-year, dual-tranche loan facility agreement with a syndicate of international banks, amounting to a total of $300 million.
Daniel Riordan, CEO of Global Corporate, Zurich North America has been elected president of the Berne Union – the international association of export credit insurers. He...
The Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) has signed a $100 million credit line agreement with Morocco’s Banque Marocaine du Commerce Extérieur (BMCE Bank), to...
CIT Capital Market, a leading provider of financing and advisory services to small businesses and middle market companies, has acted as lead arranger in a $110 million...
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing funds to Garanti Bank and Yapi Kredi of Turkey to help small and medium-sized company (SME)...
HSBC has made appointments in its commodities in Singapore and in payments and cash management in Sydney. In Singapore, the bank has appointed Woei Kuen Yeo as head of...
Standard Chartered Bank (StanChart) has successfully completed a RMB2.5 billion ($408.4 million) cross-border lending deal for the international mobile broadband...
US-headquartered oil and gas exploration and development company, Noble Energy, has successfully arranged a new revolving credit facility (RCF) with a syndicate of...
The Russian export credit agency, Exiar, has today announced further collaboration with its Italian counterpart, Sace. This follows on from an initial memorandum of...
ABN AMRO is targeting growth in commodity structured inventory products (SIP) in Asia-Pacific with the launch of its first dedicated desk in Singapore. The services will...
Société Générale (SG) has appointed Benoit Desserre as head of payments and cash management within the global transaction banking (GTB) division. He replaces Alain...
Russian fertiliser producer PhosAgro has opened a trading arm in Singapore, opening of PhosAgro Asia, which will focus on sales of mineral fertilisers to countries in...
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is to provide a €60 million ($81.6 million) loan to Turkey’s Sekerbank, as part of a programme to assist...
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing a long-term (see below) loan of up to PLN292 million ($94.3 million equivalent) to a group of...
Chilean shipping company Compania Sud Americana de Vapores (CSAV) has secured export credit financing with a consortium of banks and Korean agencies to support the...
Russia’s Sberbank has signed a general financing agreement with Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC), under which financing amounting to $600 million will be...
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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