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13 January 2017

Spain's Cesce to help finance Peru refinery upgrade

Spanish export credit agency Cesce is set to agree a financing deal for Peru's state energy company Petroperu as part of a $3 billion project to upgrade its Talara...

13 January 2017

Ince & Co opens Marseille office with double partner hire

Global law firm Ince & Co has opened an office in Marseille and hired two partners, Fabien d'Haussy and Laurianne Ribes, who specialise in shipping and transport.

12 January 2017

Cofco Agri changes course?

Following the departure of its grains chief executive, Matt Jansen, Cofco Agri appears to have altered its plans to become a global agricultural trader. The shift could...

12 January 2017

Cargill profit jumps on strong meat and crops demand

US-based commodities trader Cargill has revealed adjusted operating earnings jumped almost 80% in the second quarter of 2016 to $1.03 billion. The leap was down to strong...

12 January 2017

Cosco Shipping and CDB agree $26bn financing deal

The China Development Bank (CDB) has agreed a $26 billion five-year financing deal with China Cosco Shipping Corporation. The agreement is aimed at supporting the...

12 January 2017

Petrobras unveils plans to invest $19bn in 2017

Brazilian oil group Petrobras expects to spend $19 billion this year on exploration, production and refining projects - up from $14.6 billion in 2016. It is a sign that...

12 January 2017

SWIFT explores blockchain to boost foreign account monitoring

SWIFT is working on a proof of concept to see whether distributed ledger technology could be used by banks to reconcile their 'nostro' accounts - accounts held in...

12 January 2017

Nord/LB to offer Traxpay for supply chain financing

Fintech group Traxpay and German bank Nord/LB have united to support the bank's digitalisation ambitions. Nord/LB will be able to streamline supply chain financing...

12 January 2017

White & Case hires Jasper Wauters as partner in Geneva

Jasper Wauters has joined law firm White & Case as a partner in Geneva, boosting the firm's global international trade practice. He advises on all aspects of...

12 January 2017

R3 to close blockchain's record investment

New York-headquartered blockchain banking consortium R3CEV is on the verge of closing a record funding round of $150 million. The funding was originally reported to be as...

12 January 2017

The rising Japanese investment in Africa

Japanese funders, including the Japan Bank for International Cooperation and the Nippon Export and Investment Insurance, committed $3.54 billion in project finance in...

12 January 2017

ICC Banking Commission welcomes new experts

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Banking Commission has made a number of appointments to its Advisory Board, Executive Committee and Secretariat, including...

12 January 2017

ADB, ICC Academy unite to offer trade finance courses

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Academy have joined forces to offer training courses on global trade and trade finance....

12 January 2017

Islamic Development Bank to open first branch in India

The Islamic Development Bank (IDB) is to open its first branch in India. The IDB will be offering Islamic banking facilities in the country from Gujarat.

11 January 2017

EEHC seals SACE-backed CCGT conversions

State-owned Egyptian Electricity Holding Company (EEHC) has tapped SACE cover for a tightly priced loan to finance the CCGT conversions of the Assiut and West Damietta...

11 January 2017

Solunion launches operations in the Dominican Republic

Solunion, the credit insurance joint venture of Euler Hermes and Spain's MAPFRE, has started operations in the Dominican Republic. MAPFRE BHD, MAPFRE's Dominican...

11 January 2017

Aidan Heavey to step down as Tullow chief executive

Aidan Heavey, founder and chief executive of London-headquartered Tullow Oil, is to step down from the role to become group chairman later this year. He will be replaced...

11 January 2017

Total buys control of Ugandan oil project from Tullow

France's Total is to buy a controlling stake in the Lake Albert development project, in Uganda, from London-headquartered Tullow Oil for $900 million. The deal is...

11 January 2017

World Bank: Global growth up to 2.7% despite weak investment

The World Bank has released its January 2017 Global Economic Prospects report, predicting that global economic growth will accelerate moderately to 2.7% this year after a...

11 January 2017

Sinosure opens $1.3bn credit line for Iranian refinery

China Export and Credit Insurance Corporation (Sinosure) has opened a $1.3 billion line of credit to finance the development of Iran's Abadan Oil Refinery. China...