TXF Asia: Top takeaways
The top takeaways from Exile Asia: Agency, Energy and Infrastructure in Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre have emerged. From increased ECA...
The top takeaways from Exile Asia: Agency, Energy and Infrastructure in Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre have emerged. From increased ECA...
Sweeping EU restrictions on Russian gas are set to upend contract structures and supply routes by 2028. As Brussels phases out Russian energy, commodity finance players...
The outlook for the green hydrogen market has been challenged in recent years despite positive rhetoric from industry stakeholders. A consistent financing pipeline is yet...
Uzbekistan’s growing energy market provides plenty of opportunities for infrastructure development, and ECAs are showing enthusiasm. Gas remains essential to its...
Today’s Exile is Madiha Aslam, Director and Head of Structured Finance At Innovo Group. Madiha admires people who forge their own path, drawing on their experience...
At ITFA's annual trade finance event, this year in Singapore, TXF's Katharine Morton hears whether trade finance is likely be one of the things that gain from disorder.
The government of Angola has reached financial close on the €200 million Proagua project, a transformative water infrastructure initiative designed to expand and...
TXF's commodities data suggests that 2025 is expected to see modest growth with bigger deals going to top borrowers, ongoing regional shifts, and continued trader...
Changing business models and technologies have made it harder for ECAs and commercial banks to support satellite launches. But the demand for satellite connectivity is...
A new agreement between Trafigura and Korea’s public gas company will deliver a decade of LNG imports to Korean companies. It is another sign of Korea’s efforts to...
Irene Gambelli, subsidised financing manager at Maire Met Development, discusses her new role, and her work in liaising with MDBs and DFIs alongside ECAs to initiate,...
The release of Glencore’s half-year financial results disappointed its shareholders. Profits are down across its legendary energy trading arm, even while its metals...
The export finance market performed well in the first half of 2025 and is poised for a very healthy full-year once a raft of big-ticket deals have been pushed over the...
West African cocoa production has been in decline amid poor yields and falling demand. But the Africa Cocoa Exchange aims to return cocoa pricing power to Africa, improve...
TXF spoke with Preslav Raykov, global head of trading at Eleen Marine about the importance of risk controls in the present geopolitical environment as well as strategies...
Ralf Schwarzhaupt, CEO, managing partner at Jebsen & Jessen Industrial Solutions, cautions that global uncertainty is making investors shy away from long term decisions....
Export finance activity looks healthy as the industry enters the second half of the year, but there is room to improve if ECAs want to match record volumes across 2023...
The Eastern Green Link 2 project will help to upgrade the UK’s electricity highway and provides a viable ECA-backed template to spur more green loans in the space. But...
Critical mineral supply chains sit at the centre of present geopolitical tensions, from China’s processing monopoly to Ukraine’s untapped deposits. ECAs have been armed...
A new report into bank funding for the fossil fuel industry has highlighted a resurgence in dealmaking for oil & gas firms. ECAs may have stepped away, but regardless...
The top takeaways from Exile Asia: Agency, Energy and Infrastructure in Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre have emerged. From increased ECA flexibility to accelerating energy transition, the song remains much the same.