On the sidelines of the lill Global Symposium in Oxford this month, TXF spoke with Chris Mitman, a partner at Acre Capital to find out how deployment is going for its...
Shopping line credits are emerging as a key evolution in export finance. The tailored and flexible product is bound by procurement commitments unlike rigid buyer credits...
SME EPC contractors may lack the scale and track record of the industry’s traditional heavyweights, but in emerging market infrastructure they are becoming too important...
Europe drove overall export finance growth in 2025. But ECAs look set to up support to emerging markets.
David Havlíček, CEO of EGAP, the Czech Republic’s export credit agency, discusses the fast evolution of the ECAs’ activity and the pilot plan with the European Investment...
The financial fallout from NewSat's failed Jabiru-1 satellite project financing could be stratospheric. Investors are claiming $1 billion or more in damages from banks as...
Afreximbank has signed on fresh financing for Nigeria’s oil & gas industry at a moment of crisis for the global energy business. The conflict in the Gulf has further...
Defence has emerged as a priority sector in the export and development finance communities, though the legal and compliance considerations should not be ignored. By Mark...
Stefan Reisacher, CEO of EPC contractor Linxon, discusses how to work with ECAs in challenging conditions. Contractors need to improve communications with sub-suppliers -...
TXF spoke with Sang-Jin Ju, KEXIM’s executive director of project finance, to outline the ECA’s activity and how its adapting support to Korean EPCs in overseas PPP...
Untied export finance volumes dropped significantly in 2025 compared to recent years despite a vintage year for ECA business. Is the fall in activity anomalous, cyclical,...
The word is out: TXF's Perfect 10 Commodity Finance Deals of the Year have been revealed. 2025 has shown that the best deals often come in smaller packages. This year's...
Cocoa prices have returned to historical averages but the threat of volatility remains, and national regulators are still managing the fallout. Ghana’s Cocobod has...
The political support is definitely there, but offshore wind in the North Sea is producing mixed results. What do the results of the UK auction - and delays to the German...
The Trump administration’s capture of Nicolás Maduro was in part designed to create opportunities for US players in Venezuela’s oil sector. But both the short-term and...
Exile Group welcomes Bridgepoint, a leading mid-market investor, which will take a minority interest in the leading provider of events and intelligence for the export,...
The EPC+F (Engineering, Procurement and Construction plus financing) market is more than 10 years old. Participants talk about its achievements, discuss frustrations at a...
As we head into 2026, we asked leading figures across export finance, commodities, and development finance for their predictions on the year ahead. From new growth...
The EIB is anchoring another major DFI-ECA package for a major European energy transition project. Can it succeed where earlier complex mega-projects have struggled?
Tim Reid, CEO of UK Export Finance (UKEF) focuses on what’s changed, and what’s stayed the same against a backdrop of uncertainty for exporters. Defence, cyber, SMEs,...
Shopping line credits are emerging as a key evolution in export finance. The tailored and flexible product is bound by procurement commitments unlike rigid buyer credits - but supplier pricing sensitives and the promise to buy more from one country can be tricky.
SME EPC contractors may lack the scale and track record of the industry’s traditional heavyweights, but in emerging market infrastructure they are becoming too important for ECAs and lenders to ignore.
Shopping line credits are emerging as a key evolution in export finance. The tailored and flexible product is bound by procurement commitments unlike rigid buyer credits - but supplier pricing sensitives and the promise to buy more from one country can be tricky.
UKEF’s Chief Executive, Tim Reid, sat down with TXF in his offices in Horse Guards Road to discuss origination strategies for UK exporters, practical partnerships, defence, transformation, energy, and Africa amid the ‘neorealism’ of global geopolitics. He also gives a taster of his appearance at TXF Global in Prague in June.
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