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19 May 2016

Kexim and Philippines agree loan for Panguil Bay Bridge

The Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim) has agreed a 40-year, $100 million loan to the Philippines to finance the Panguil Bay Bridge project in Northern Mindanao. The...

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19 May 2016

KfW IPEX finances French green energy projects

Germany's KfW IPEX-Bank is providing loans of about €104 million to French energy provider Neoen. The money will support the execution of a project portfolio,...

Perspective
18 May 2016

Fitch downgrades struggling Noble

Fitch yesterday joined Moody's and Standard & Poor's in cutting Noble to "junk" status, as the commodities trader battles for liquidity.

Perspective
18 May 2016

NEXI doubles up with UK private insurer to provide export reinsurance

The Japanese ECA is expanding its cover in the UK with the Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Company, its latest partnership with private sector insurers in Europe.

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18 May 2016

China is official world leader in development finance

China has become the world leader in development finance. The China Development Bank and the Export-Import Bank of China had outstanding loans of about $684 billion to...

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18 May 2016

UKEF makes Gordon Welsh business group head

UK Export Finance (UKEF), the export credit agency, has made Gordon Welsh its new head of business group. He will lead the department's underwriting, product...

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18 May 2016

Dutch banks leap to fill commodity trade finance gap

Dutch banks ING, ABN Amro and Rabobank are grabbing a bigger share of lending to commodity traders despite shaky markets. Providing loans to traders is considered less...

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18 May 2016

Islamic corporation ready to invest in Indonesia

The Islamic Corporation for the Insurance of Investment and Export Credit (ICIEC) is set to invest in projects, particularly in infrastructure, in Indonesia. Solving...

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18 May 2016

Standard Chartered boosts European transaction banking team

Standard Chartered has made Francesco Miccoli the head of financial institutions, and Owen Davies head of implementation and client management at its Transaction...

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18 May 2016

UK and Kenya sign MoU on renewable energy

The UK and Kenya have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to increase cooperation on renewable energy. As part of the MoU, UK Export Finance affirmed its...

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18 May 2016

EDC agrees $300m loan to Colombia's Ecopetrol

Export Development Canada, the country's export credit agency, has agreed a $300 million bilateral international loan to Ecopetrol, the Colombian state-controlled...

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18 May 2016

ABN commodities head Mulder leaving to start fund

Jan-Maarten Mulder, head of commodities at ABN Amro Group, is leaving the Dutch bank to start his own venture capital fund. He joined in 2013 from trader Trafigura.

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18 May 2016

Insurer Coface hires John Nicholson

Insurer Coface in the UK and Ireland has hired John Nicholas as risk underwriting director. He replaces Grant Williams, who becomes political risk director.

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18 May 2016

RDIF signs MoU to boost Vietnamese trade

The Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) and the Vietnamese State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to establish a...

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18 May 2016

Guyana joins the Islamic Development Bank

Guyana has become the 57th member of the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB). Membership will give Guyana access to loans at concessionary rates.

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18 May 2016

Jim Bell joins Bird & Bird as partner

Jim Bell has joined London-headquartered global law firm Bird & Bird in the Aviation and Aerospace Group. He has experience in advising banks, export credit...

Perspective
17 May 2016

Why are banks still steering clear of Iran? Q&A with Matthew Oresman

The lifting of Iranian sanctions following the country’s nuclear deal with the US heralded a wave of transactions and many predicted a gold rush.Global payment processor...

Perspective
17 May 2016

Petroleum Development Oman seeks $3bn PXF

Petroleum Development Oman, who traditionally rely on state funding, has turned to commercial banks for finance in the wake of lower oil prices, as the oil company seeks...

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17 May 2016

World Bank loan rules to stress long-term effects

The World Bank will bring in new bidding rules for infrastructure loans to stress the importance of the long-term effects of projects on the environment and people....

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17 May 2016

Ex-Bunge exec Pedro Parente is new Petrobras boss

Former Bunge executive Pedro Parente has been named chief executive of Brazil's ailing state-run oil company Petrobras. Parente was also chief of staff of former...