Keynote: UKEF’s CEO Reid on maintaining focus and flexibility
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,...
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,...
New nuclear’s construction risk and development timelines have made it difficult to bank – until now. The RAB revenue model means that Sizewell C’s funding package...
Euler Hermes’ inaugural shopping line credit under the German government’s new framework heralds a new era in German export finance. The bespoke solution — originated,...
The main themes - including decarbonisation and political volatility - have been echoed in TXF’s earlier events. But the sense of urgency about transformations to...
The 2025 edition of TXF’s annual Commodity Finance Research Report is now available. It reflects the views of a market that has been bruised by disruptions to trade:...
The weightings that the Basel 4 framework assigns to private credit insurance are too harsh. They risk constraining the flow of capital to sustainable investments in...
Todd Winterhalt, senior vice-president of international markets at Export Development Canada (EDC), discusses EDC’s role in Canada’s market diversification at Berne...
Åke Nordlander, director general at EKN discusses strategy in his new role, the increased prominence of defence, which now forms the largest part of the Swedish ECA’s...
Andy Bagus, senior vice-president treasury and strategic finance, at Indonesia’s national oil company Pertamina discusses project and export finance strategy amid a...
In this trade & export finance webinar, Mark Norris and Robert Parson, partners in Sullivan's London office, assess the risks and opportunities for private credit funds...
Global Infrastructure Partners' $1 billion swoop for Aliança Energia highlights the changing structure of Brazil's electricity market. Big commodities producers and...
At TXF Asia 2025, Robert Doyle, CFO of UGT Renewables and Sun Africa, shared insights into the sister companies’ ambitious plans for bold expansion in Asia’s booming...
The top takeaways from Exile Asia: Agency, Energy and Infrastructure at 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...
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...
Explore three of the top export and commodity finance trends going into 2026, with news, in-depth articles, deals data, and event content curated by Exile Flow AI. Green projects remain strong, security moves beyond defence into energy and mining, and trade finance faces a shrinking pool as lenders pull back.