Braskem signs trade credit facility
Brazilian petrochemical products company Braskem has signed a $535 syndicated trade credit loan with a group of banks.
Brazilian petrochemical products company Braskem has signed a $535 syndicated trade credit loan with a group of banks.
As part of its supply chain finance offering to corporates, Deutsche Bank has announced the launch of the financial supply chain manager on its Autobahn app market.
Canadian-headquartered Endeavour Mining Corporation (Endeavour) has signed a new agreement increasing its revolving corporate loan facility from $200 million to $350...
BAFT-IFSA, the US-headquartered international financial services association, has appointed Stacey Facter as the association’s new senior vice president of trade...
Italy’s export credit agency Sace is guaranteeing loans in favour of Eskom Holdings (Eskom), the South African energy public utility wholly, related to some of the...
The Export-Import Bank of the United States (US Ex-Im) has agreed to provide guarantees for a new financing package arranged for South Africa’s freight rail and logistics...
Oil producer Shoreline Natural Resources (Shoreline) in Nigeria has secured a refinancing facility which gives it better terms, structure and a longer tenor over an...
Grain trading company Nidera has signed its annual revolving credit facility, which saw strong interest from relationship banks. The Rotterdam,...
Russia’s Norilsk Nickel, and the world’s largest global nickel and palladium producer, has successfully signed a five-year unsecured syndicated loan with a principal...
Seung-Hoon Lee is now head of Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim’s) investment finance team, having recently been director of the new development finance team in the agency’s economic development promotion department. He discusses the agency’s new emphasis on direct equity investment in companies and project funds. How will this affect its longer term finance offering, support export credit, and also its development finance strategy?